Straight Razor

Victorian Shaving, part 1 by Author Kristin Holt explores straight razors of the nineteenth century, and all needed accoutrements.

About this item STAINLESS STEEL BLADE ARM: The Parker SRB Shavette style razor comes with a stainless-steel blade arm that provides a barbershop quality shave. This razor resembles a classic straight edge razor and is designed for luxury shaves at home or salon. However, because this is a disposable blade razor, no sharpening or stropping is required. Simply change the blade. This razor is the choice of professional barbers and shave parlors worldwide. SNAP/ LOCK BLADE HOLDER: The Parker…

Real note though. Every man should know how to use a straight razor. It's a hassle, yes. But it adds so much sophistication. We all need to have the little things we can do, that other men cant.:

We turn to the world of single blade and straight razor shaving and debate whether the straight razor is worth trying with Clare Weyers.

Classical straight razor ($16) ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring beauty products and white

Photography for my Elevation series. I purchased the men’s shaving cream and balm at The Dollar Tree, and the straight razor at Sally’s. Cost of materials ran about $9 total. The fun I had getting shaving cream everywhere for the last shot? Priceless.

Kamisori straight razor

Straight razors are serious business. Colonel Kurtz has nightmares about them. Mr. Blonde removes ears with them. Terry Crews throws one into a guys neck. They're not just weapons; they can also be used to shave that nasty hipster growth on your face that you just so happen to call a beard. In the world |