Comments on: Introduction to Traditional Wetshaving, Part 1: Concepts http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:52:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Doug19752533 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5270 Doug19752533 Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5270 <b>2:25 "vibrates ...</b> <br> 2:25 "vibrates like a marital aid" too funny. ill remember that when i introduce my girlfriend to wetshaving when i do her coochie lolol. lather it all up with that brush tickling the out of her, get it all nice a foamy, then get the vibrating Gillette and watch her twich while i shave her. mmm that skin will be as smooooth as.... um i wont say lolololol... too funny 2:25 “vibrates …
2:25 “vibrates like a marital aid” too funny. ill remember that when i introduce my girlfriend to wetshaving when i do her coochie lolol. lather it all up with that brush tickling the out of her, get it all nice a foamy, then get the vibrating Gillette and watch her twich while i shave her. mmm that skin will be as smooooth as…. um i wont say lolololol… too funny

]]> By: Doug19752533 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5271 Doug19752533 Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5271 <b>@ ...</b> <br> @stevemcqueenforever youre probably using too much pressure. try just lightly touching the razor to the skin and use short strokes. be sure to first go with the grain, then against the grain, then across the grain, relathering before repeating of course. also make sure your face is moist enough too. and to use a good aftershave to keep the skin moist and cool it down. but like i said, be gentle, you probably have sensitive skin @ …
@stevemcqueenforever youre probably using too much pressure. try just lightly touching the razor to the skin and use short strokes. be sure to first go with the grain, then against the grain, then across the grain, relathering before repeating of course. also make sure your face is moist enough too. and to use a good aftershave to keep the skin moist and cool it down. but like i said, be gentle, you probably have sensitive skin

]]> By: stevemcqueenforever http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5272 stevemcqueenforever Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5272 <b>many thanks!!! ...</b> <br> many thanks!!! does anyone know how to avoid irritation under the lower lip? this area always is reddish many thanks!!! …
many thanks!!! does anyone know how to avoid irritation under the lower lip? this area always is reddish

]]> By: JosephandElissa http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5273 JosephandElissa Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5273 <b>Mantic, thank you ...</b> <br> Mantic, thank you for taking the time to create videos that focus on traditional shaving! I am turning 30 in a month, and I have been using can goop and the latest multi-bladed contraption since I started shaving. For Christmas 09 I got a brush and mug (w/ soup) and have used your videos to really learn the technique. I love the brush on my face! You have convinced me to order a safety razor now (or wait till my birthday next month). I really look forward to shaving now! Thank you so much! Mantic, thank you …
Mantic, thank you for taking the time to create videos that focus on traditional shaving! I am turning 30 in a month, and I have been using can goop and the latest multi-bladed contraption since I started shaving. For Christmas 09 I got a brush and mug (w/ soup) and have used your videos to really learn the technique. I love the brush on my face! You have convinced me to order a safety razor now (or wait till my birthday next month). I really look forward to shaving now! Thank you so much!

]]> By: mantic59 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5274 mantic59 Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5274 <b>Flamesman- You ...</b> <br> Flamesman- You should be fine. Flamesman- You …
Flamesman- You should be fine.

]]> By: mantic59 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5275 mantic59 Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5275 <b>KMF "Moisture Shave ...</b> <br> KMF "Moisture Shave" is a shave cream, I don't know if they make an aftershave as well (wouldn't suprise me if they do). Rinse w/cold water to close pores then the aftershave balm will protect the skin. See my "advanced shaving techniques" video for ideas for the chin--I find "blade buffing" works well there. KMF “Moisture Shave …
KMF “Moisture Shave” is a shave cream, I don’t know if they make an aftershave as well (wouldn’t suprise me if they do). Rinse w/cold water to close pores then the aftershave balm will protect the skin. See my “advanced shaving techniques” video for ideas for the chin–I find “blade buffing” works well there.

]]> By: yowassupbro http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5276 yowassupbro Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5276 <b>LOL @ 5:07</b> <br> LOL @ 5:07 LOL @ 5:07
LOL @ 5:07

]]> By: 1983rafan http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5277 1983rafan Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5277 <b>I spended about 100 ...</b> <br> I spended about 100$ with the shipping price from UK to Spain. I remember when i was a teenage, i puted a shavin cream directly to my face!! I didn't knowed that the svaving crem is for making a lather:-) Best regards for all shavers:-) I spended about 100 …
I spended about 100$ with the shipping price from UK to Spain. I remember when i was a teenage, i puted a shavin cream directly to my face!! I didn’t knowed that the svaving crem is for making a lather:-) Best regards for all shavers:-)

]]> By: itsGoodYaar http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5278 itsGoodYaar Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5278 <b>Many thanks for the ...</b> <br> Many thanks for the introduction to the world of wetshaving, You've helped me spend over $100 on the items shown here, The kiss my face Shave Moisture, I bought this, is this a after cream, like a soap, or a balm, for after the shave? When you say rinse with cold water, is this before putting on after-balm? Closing the pores, then putting on balm?? Is that not defeating the object? Also - Do you have any tips on shaving the point of the chin? Like I always mess up here.. Thanks, Many thanks for the …
Many thanks for the introduction to the world of wetshaving,

You’ve helped me spend over $100 on the items shown here,

The kiss my face Shave Moisture, I bought this, is this a after cream, like a soap, or a balm, for after the shave?

When you say rinse with cold water, is this before putting on after-balm? Closing the pores, then putting on balm?? Is that not defeating the object?

Also – Do you have any tips on shaving the point of the chin? Like I always mess up here..

Thanks,

]]> By: Flamesman http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5279 Flamesman Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:29:30 +0000 http://www.buildingontradition.org/tradition/introduction-to-traditional-wetshaving-part-1-concepts#comment-5279 <b>I'm 17 years old, ...</b> <br> I'm 17 years old, and have a variety of shaving razors on me currently. An electric foil razor, straight single edge razor, safety razor. The blades I use for the ones other than the electric (since it's foil, so exclude it), I use either a Derby Extra blade or a Shark. I haven't started yet, so basically I'm trimming for now, because I am waiting for a badger brush to come. Question is, Is it alright to be using all of these razors for each week's shave, since I prefer to shave once every week? I’m 17 years old, …
I’m 17 years old, and have a variety of shaving razors on me currently. An electric foil razor, straight single edge razor, safety razor. The blades I use for the ones other than the electric (since it’s foil, so exclude it), I use either a Derby Extra blade or a Shark. I haven’t started yet, so basically I’m trimming for now, because I am waiting for a badger brush to come. Question is, Is it alright to be using all of these razors for each week’s shave, since I prefer to shave once every week?

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