The Art of Shaving: 4 Elements of the Perfect Shave
When I was about 15 and working my first job at a golf course, an old man named Phil told me if I used hot water while shaving, then cold water while cleaning the razor, then dry my razor afterwards with a towel, I could actually use the same blade for up to a year. I took his advice as gospel. My face took it as homicide. Phil obviously did not know about The Art of Shaving.
Now that you know, here’s where you can find the items in the video…
Step 1: Prepare
The purpose of this step is to protect the skin and soften the beard, helping prevent razor burn.
The Art of Shaving Pre-Shave Oil, $22
Step 2: Lather Up
The Art of Shaving claims that a badger hair shaving brush is essential to creating a smooth, hydrated, lather between your skin and the razor.
The Art of Shaving Pure Badger Brush, $55
The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream, $22
Step 3: Shave
You want to shave downward on your face and neck in the direction of whisker growth. Most men’s skin is too sensitive to go against the growth – but if you must, lather up again and shave gently.
The Art of Shaving Fusion Chrome Collection Power Razor, $150
Step 4: Moisturize
Moisturizing is an essential final step to achieving the perfect shave.
The Art of Shaving After Shave Balm, $38






















