There's a key concept that's often overlooked in lathering-with-a-shave-brush discussions. But it's critical to getting a great shave. It's not so much how much water is in the brush as much as where the water is in the brush. Source
There's a key concept that's often overlooked in lathering-with-a-shave-brush discussions. But it's critical to getting a great shave. It's not so much how much water is in the brush as much as where the water is in the brush. Source
There's a key concept that's often overlooked in lathering-with-a-shave-brush discussions. But it's critical to getting a great shave. It's not so much how much water is in the brush as much as where the water is in the brush. Source
You’re listening to Wet Shaving Talk powered by Sharpologist.com where we’re dedicated to preserving the art and skill of classic shaving. I’m your host Joe Borrelli and today is March 15th, 2021. Today on the Show: Source
Suavecito made their name with some very popular pomades. But they have other grooming products as well. I recently tried their Shaving Cream and "Vanishing" Aftershave. Source
Why do some brushes sell for $200 when a $20 brush can do the job quite well? Source
Interest in the Tatara Masamune double edge razor (and its variants) seems to be trending lately, so I thought I should add my own voice to the chorus. Source
One morning I found myself looking at my razors and I picked up my One Blade and the idea popped into my mind: “Why not head shave with this?” Source
Sociologists and scientists studying the psychology of relationships have long deduced a magic formula for happiness, in which a girl should be at least five years younger than her partner, and also have a higher level of education. The strength and...
Some kind of interpersonal connection (spouse, family member, interested friend or colleague, etc. ) would seem to be useful for inspiring the best possible "realistic" shave (e.g. a "BBS" shave may not be a realistic goal if you always get razor bur...
Wet Shaving Talk powered by Sharpologist.com where we’re dedicated to preserving the art and skill of classic shaving. I’m your host Joe Borrelli and today is March 1st, 2021. Source