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Home›How To›How to Wet Shave: 15 Steps

How to Wet Shave: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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In the modern age of electric shavers and cartridge razors, wet shaving has become a lost art for many. However, this traditional method of shaving can provide a closer, smoother shave while also being gentle on the skin. Here are 15 steps to perfect the art of wet shaving.

1.Gather your tools: To begin, you’ll need a double-edged safety razor, shaving brush, shaving soap or cream, aftershave or post-shave balm, and a small bowl of hot water.

2.Prepare your skin: Wash your face with warm water and a mild cleanser to remove dirt, oils, and dead skin cells. This will help ensure a closer and more comfortable shave.

3.Soften your beard: Soak a towel in hot water and hold it against your face for about 2 minutes to soften your facial hair.

4.Prepare your shaving brush: Soak your shaving brush in hot water for about 1 minute to soften its bristles.

5.Create lather: In a small bowl or the palm of your hand, mix your shaving soap or cream with a few drops of water until you achieve a thick lather.

6.Apply lather: Use the soaked brush to apply the lather on your face with circular motions, making sure to cover all areas you wish to shave.

7.Hold the razor properly: Grasp the razor’s handle between thumb and two fingers near its base with a relaxed grip.

8.Set the correct angle: Hold the razor at a 30-degree angle to your skin – this will give you the best balance between closeness and safety during shaving.

9.Start with short strokes: Begin with light pressure and short strokes on one side of your face, working from top to bottom.

10.Shave with the grain: Follow the direction of hair growth (usually downwards) to avoid irritation and razor burn.

11.Rinse your razor frequently: Keep your blade clean and sharp by rinsing it in hot water after every few strokes.

12.Shave carefully around sensitive areas: Take extra care when shaving around the nose, lips, and chin, using slow and precise movements.

13.Apply a second lather if needed: If you desire a closer shave or missed areas, re-lather and follow steps 8-12.

14.Rinse your face: Once you’re satisfied with the results, rinse your face thoroughly with cool water to remove any remaining lather and tighten the skin.

15.Apply aftershave or post-shave balm: Finally, soothe your skin by applying an alcohol-free aftershave or hydrating post-shave balm to reduce irritation and redness.

By following these 15 steps, you can reintroduce yourself to the art of wet shaving and enjoy its numerous benefits, including reduced razor burn and ingrown hairs – not to mention the meditative experience it provides.

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