Wet Shaving - Ultimate Guide to Traditional Shaving Practice - Beardoholic
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No-shave November is behind us. Now it’s time to revisit the techniques that give your beard the best look. Your beard is a critical part of your look which conveys style, hygiene and attention to detail. So, we thought we’d put together a guide that will tell you how to kick it old school with […]

Wet shaving doesn’t involve some new disposable razors or cartridges, making it a more sustainable practice. Many shaving soaps and creams are in reusable containers, which means it is not as much waste if you are responsible. And check to make sure you are buying a biodegradable one, which means the little you throw away also doesn’t kill the planet.

A double-edged razor is an upgrade, no matter how you look at it. It is heavy and sturdy and better than a plastic razor. This one will also last longer, which is the cheaper option. You can pick from the many universally fitting blades available in the market. A straight razor also comes with the same benefits.

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  • Bradlees
    3·
    3 years ago

    Switched a decade ago. Costs next to nothing and is the only method that doesn’t destroy my face. Feather titanium double edge blades and proraso shaving soap and a brush is all I need.

    • GadgeteerZAOP
      2·
      3 years ago

      Yes those Feathers are super sharp. I can only use them in a milder razor like Merkur 34C. On slightly more aggressive razors I find it too sharp and get nicks. So that matching the blade with razor and skin is so important.