Wooden Kit Shaving Set Badger Shaving Brush & Cut Throat Straight Razor For Mens

Set 1: 
  • Black badge wooden brush
  • Razor sharpening leather strop
  • Strop paste
  • Wooden cut throat razor
Set 2: 
  • Wooden cut Throat Razor
  • Razor sharpening leather strop
  • Strop paste
Set 3: 
  • Black Badger wooden Brush
  • Wooden cut Throat Razor
  • Razor sharpening leather strop
  • Strop paste
  • Wooden Shaving Box
Set 4: 
  • Silver tip badger wooden brush
  • Razor sharpening leather strop
  • Strop paste
  • Wooden cut Throat Razor
Set 5: 
  • Black badger brush
  • brush stand
  • Cut throat razor
  • Razor leather sharpening strop
  • Strop paste
  • Shaving mug
  • Shaving soap
Set 6: 
  • Super Badger Brush
  • Cut Throat black handle Razor
  • Razor Sharpening Leather Strop
  • Strop Paste
Set 7: 

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SharpeningStraight Razor: There are no general rules for sharpening. For our razors we recommend a strop made out of fine cows leather.

The leather side can be greased with a fine paste when required.

Those who have skin prepared with a shaving cream or soap must be stretched. Hold the skin tight with the fingers and with the free hand hold the skin as tight as possible. Firstly shave downwards with the razor at a 30 degree angle with the growth of the beard at first in the direction of the beard growth, then carefully against the grain the next time around. Always move the straight razor evenly. Hold it at a slightly steeper angle for the cheek bones, chin dimple and upper lip.

If you hold the razor too flat you will rip the stubble, too steep and you will cut the skin. Only use an undamaged razor in order to prevent injuries. If the razor is dropped on the floor and damaged or damageD, the razor should no longer be used, sharpening the razor is not sufficient in this case.

The Straight Razor Shave Straight Razor - Holding it Correctly: Start with the unproblematic soft parts of the face and hold the open razor as shown with the thumb and three fingers so that the opened handle shows away from the face. On the first day only shave the sideburns with the razor, shave the rest of the face as usual. Everyday shave a larger area of the face with the cut throat razor you will quickly develop a feel for the razor.

Cleaning the razor: Clean the razor regularly after use with clean water and dab it dry carefully. Lightly grease the blade with oil if you haven’t used the razor for a long time. Store the razor in a dry and well aired place. If the razor is not shaving well, sharpen it with the shop. A blunt razor requires more pressure thus increasing the danger of cutting yourself.