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The Evolution of Shaving: From Ancient Practices to Modern Safety Razors
When Did Man Start Shaving?
Shaving dates back to ancient times, long before the invention of razors. Early humans used two shells to pull out facial hair, a method that was both crude and extremely painful. Epilation, or the removal of hair by the root, was a luxury only the elite could afford, distinguishing them in society. Thankfully, we have evolved from these painful methods to more efficient and less painful techniques.
100,000 Years Ago: The Beginning of Shaving
Archaeological evidence suggests that shaving practices began about 100,000 years ago. By 60,000 years ago, early humans started using sharpened obsidian...
Why Should You Wet Shave?
Shaving involves a wide variety of experiences for people. For some it is a total chore, some just give up and grow a beard, for others it is a painful experience, while some have made it a painless and enjoyable ritual and an important part of the day to reflect.
How about taking this chore to the next level, making it an experience that's focused on enjoying the ritual, including the aroma, the scents, and the feel of a good quality shave. You pick up that shaving brush and that single blade razor and cleanly and smoothly get the stubble and...
The Ultimate Guide to Safety Razor Finishes: Which One is Best for You?
The Facts About Metal Finishing and a Safety Razor
With all the finishes in safety razors, I thought I would write a blog on the subject and talk a little about the different types, costs, benefits, and limitations of different finishes for shavers or safety razors. The subject of surface finishing is a very extensive topic. This article would be too long to talk too in-depth about the subject. My intent is only to provide an overview of the processes so you can understand the topics and maybe ask the right questions. If you want to know more specifics, ping...
Machined Stainless Steel Safety Razor Grades and Other Metals
