How To LoaD A Straight Razor The Right Way
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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I'm 16 years old, and I just recently ordered a straight razor, hopefully my dad doesn't become despondent over this because I love the idea of just improving on my shave quality without using crappy disposable razors. And the learning curve makes it a fun skill to flex, but also I think it looks cool! And yes, I grow a decent amount of facial hair; lately the density has increased...
Get a badger brush, and also a safety razor and some good artisan shave soap
@@magnoliamike I got a straight razor instead; good advice for most beginners, but I myself feel adventurous; I will get a badger brush, some artisan shave soap, and a bit of aftershave. I need to start taking care of a lot stuff, but I feel great about "adulting". Right now I'm saving up more money, working out, eating healthier, buying nice clothes from thrift stores (altercations are inexpensive, so I'm studying a bit about sewing/tailoring), and in about a month or two I'll join the National Guard for Split ops. Life is great! Still enjoying the summer before my Junior year though. Hopefully your summer is going well.
Nice going kid. I’m 38 now but I started to use this type of razor when I was 16 too. I went to the barber and went for the cheapest one. Never let me down. I lost the damn thing somewhere last month. Just realized how long it’s really been with me.
@@SemperFi-kn8zu you're aryan lol
@@SemperFi-kn8zu stay adventurous 🔥
Nice video. It's worth mentioning ( someone may have already) that you can buy the half blades too.
Yup 👍 these full blades are usually more cost effective
Thank you for this because I’m 24 and 😂I didn’t shave before and I knew I was doing it wrong but I was like how are people cutting the blade to make it fit the razor tool now I know before I take out the blade from the packet to fold the blade to snap it first thank you for this 😂
Yup much safer way to do it
I always like to check to make sure it is level
always a good idea
Do you have experience with cut throat razors?
If yes, pls make a video on how to sharpen them
Thanks for posting man!
thank u, doing fathers work
you're welcome
Thank you
are straight razors better with a blade that needs to be replaced or a blade that is integrated in the handle
I’d suggest start with a replaceable blade one first, if you love it then upgrade to a conventional one. The replaceable blade razors are cheaper to start
You're not allowed to use a traditional straight razor on a client due to blood bore pathogens. But I am a traditional wetshaver and I have to say using a real straight razor is a lot more forgiving on the face. I use everything Single edge, double edge safety razors, modern and vintage Gillette. I use shavettes like this one in the video, a KAMASORI, and traditional straight razors. I have a bunch of different badger,bore and synthetic shaving brushes and lots of different artisan shave soaps. Good quality stuff. I've been wetshaving since 2017 and never went back to cartridges 💈😁🤙🏻💈
@@houseofshavesbarbershopyeah exactly the very first item I purchased when getting into the old school way of shaving was the very affordable classic samurai shavette and that's what got me hooked. Then I purchase Muhle R-41 safety razor then got introduced into the vintage Gillette safety razors. Then fell down the rabbit hole lol. Started watching RUclipsrs like geofatboy, ken surfs, kevy shaves, paulhfilms, and all different types of wetshaving content on RUclips, but definitely starting out with shavettes made the transition to traditional straight razors that much more easy but there was still that learning curve and muscle memory you need to develop.
From the jump I wanted to learn how to properly hone and take care of my razors so I ordered a set of naniwa supetstones 1k 3k 8k and 12k it's really fun and totally bad ass when you learn all the old-school ways of men's grooming.
Bruh I literally put the whole damn blade in🤦🏽♂️
Same here,I think it's safer,and you don't have to find a spot for the other side of the blade
Big help! Thank you baby
You know you help me now ❤
What's with all the trolls on your page? Sheesh
Comes with the territory
I put the whole blade and it looked very strange. I thought my straight razor isn't designed correctly. I shaved with it anyway. Next time I will put half of the blade.
How often should you change the blade? Only using it on yourself.
When it gets dull, depending on the thickness of your beard. You can probably get 1-3 shaves out of one blade
My problem is always that when I put the razor onto the bottom part, it wants to stick to my finger, and doesn’t stay where I put it. And then when I move the top part over, it’s hard to get it in place without moving the razor
Try Irving razor, it has a magnet to keep the blade in place
@@houseofshavesbarbershop cool.
Right now I have a bunch of single blade replacements, and noticed that they have a little bit of some sticky glue or something on one side of the blade, to help it stay. But then I have almost two hundred double sided blades I need to use up too 😅
@@Kenta455 learn some magic tricks and get your dexterity up haha
I usually put it in upside down so gravity pushes the blade down onto the posts and keeps it there
I wanna say slightly razor is the best for barber 👍
How many usages before changing
Depends on how thick your beard is. Barbers have to change it with every client but on yourself, you can probably get 2-3 shaves out of each blade
Why not just buy the half blades? Just wondering?
cheaper to buy these
Where do i get one of these
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Legit curiosity. Has anyone used those dorco blades and enjoyed it? I tried a few shaves and they were memorable in a bad way.
There may be sharper blades out there, we’ve been using these for years. Mainly for neck shaves and beard trims
I shave with DE blades and I've used them but they are not my favorite. My favorites are
Gillette silver blue
Gillette Perma sharp
Persona red
Gillette Nacet.
Bic crome platinum
And I have a love hate relationship with FEATHERS lol 😭
Also the all black TREET carbon steel ones are very smooth but I wouldn't use them for more than two uses. The ones I listed above you can get at least four or five but I'm a hypocrite and toss them after about one or two because they are so cheap
Dorcos were the first DE blades I used and I got cuts learning. I bought a pack recently and got a great shave with them. The difference is my technique got better.
I recently got straight razor and that has been a learning curve.
My razor blade barely sticks out when I load it into my straight razor. Is that ok? Mine is a swing lock Diane brand straight razor. Same style as yours.
Yes that’s fine. I just prefer an exposed blade razor
@@houseofshavesbarbershop me too. I prefer an exposed blade
Carry one of these as a pocket knife for protection. Its the way my uncles carried it in the phillipines
Only if your hands aren’t already deadly weapons
Razor keeps moving when closing it for me
RUclips.com/@zhang2003 Try lifting the top part slightly while moving into position over the blade
A decent razor would be Feather Artist SS
The CJB KAMASORI IS ONLY $25 , I WOULD RECOMMEND A shavette like this because the blades are cheaper. Plus on a client if you are a barber you have to change the blade every single time and when the artist club Lanes they are like $20 that's a buck a piece
Sedef shavette is what I'm using for a long time
@@magnoliamike I understand. I frequent Japan so the feather blades may be cheaper for me @ about $50 for 200 blades. I always find that the second and third shave on a blade is the best.
I am 15.5 yr guy i can g shape my beard with this razor i become expert and i also help to giving shape of my dad beard😂.
Why are people so bent out of shape over a razor??
They’re bored 🥱
If your like me, I use the razor full size to tint windows, cut tags,strings, and fabric off of stuff ALL the time. Not ONCE have I ever thought about " Hey just snap the razor in half"! I always wondered what the designs in the middle were for.
You can crack razors???
yup
That’s not a straight blade btw. That’s a straight razor with a disposable blade. Different than a straight blade or a straight razor. This is not a real straight blade tho.
I looked up real straight blade razor and it only showed disposable ones. Regardless they do the same thing and im not trying to sharpen my razor everytime i shave
@@Unstrict if you’ve ever used one you would know there is a huge difference. A disposable straight blade is a disposable straight blade. A straight blade is far superior and you can tell the difference.
@@timrounse5186 then tell me a brand and where to find it online instead of acting like this
@@Unstrict I would suggest west coast shave. But keep in mind most places will label a shavette as a straight blade. Make sure to look at the details bc u won’t wanna buy a disposable straight blade (shavette)
That’s a shavette..
Don't even need to all that stuff .. I just use the blade alone
Or he could use a real straight razor and sharpen it.
Not legal to use in a barbershop
@@houseofshavesbarbershopexactly lol ppl are dumb
first
Fake straight razor... real razors have blades that are stropped.
Yikes. There is no way I'm going near that face mutilator
I use real straight razors when I shave lol
I also use vintage Gillette Safety razors, single edge, injectors, have a bunch of different shave brushes and artisan shave soaps. It's a hobby lol
What you have is a shavette, not a straight razor.
That's is not straight razor.
Ew shavettes
Lol they are great if you want that barber quality line up from home. I've done many 3 pass shaves with them and you have to be like a ninja with it lol. You know you got good when you have no Nicks, cuts, or weepers
He still did it wrong...
🤔
How
or use a real straight razor not some reloadable piece of junk "wah then i have to sharpen it" if you are too lazy to sharpen a blade, im sure as hell not trusting you to put a blade anywhere near my neck, learning how to shave with one of those properly takes more skill and a steadier hand than it takes to sharpen a blade
We ain’t reading all that buddy
Can’t sanitize those 😅
Gah damn giggles the clown who provoked you to write a full essay
@House of Shaves Barbershop yes you can? with a variety of ways, a sanitizing solution, heat, alcohol?
You’re right, you can sterilize them with heat. But it’s just not practical for use in the barbershop where we’re using them on multiple clients.