Has anyone ever explained to you why you should use warm water to shave? In my post - Put something on...sheesh!, I spoke on why it was important to lubricate your face prior to shaving. But, I also mentioned warm water is one of the musts for a comfortable shave. Warm water is the perfect temperature to get the closest most comfortable shave.
Why warm water?
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Water, breaks down the hydrogen bonds that keep hair firm, therefore making the hair follicles fragile or weak. ...
So I shaved a few guys recently none of whom have ever experienced a straight razor shave. Prior to starting any shave, I generally ask a few questions about my clients shaving practices at home. During this discussion, I discovered that all of them mentioned they "dry shave". Simply put, they use their razor blade without the assistance of any lubricating agent - no water, shave cream, pre-shave oil...nothing! "Why?" I asked. Their reason, "too many products to choose from, besides,...
Have you ever had a conversation with someone that was losing their hair in the front and you couldn't stop staring at that bald spot? What about, immediately spotting a bad comb-over and wondering..."how did their barber cut that?"...well, maybe that one's just me!
Anyway, I can understand the trauma associated with hair-loss. I deal with the emotions of it almost on a daily basis with my clients. But, you know, sometimes you just have to find a way to embrace the new you!
I have heard...
For many men, it is a much needed cover up for that New Year's resolution double chin. Or, perhaps worn to give that look of mystery or distinction. Whatever the reason, if worn properly, it can enhance your overall appearance.
There are many variations of the goatee, but it there are only three standard styles: the French Fork, the Musketeer, and the Van Dyke (which I myself sport). The goatee, 525