Let that soap soak into your beard. You get more comfortable and close shaves with it. And a little more water on that lather and you good to go. And please more angle on the blade you go like 90 degrees. ;)
I will take this advice onboard! I recently started wet shaving again after a long break, I thought I was doing alright, but there's always room for improvement and I'm always willing to learn and to listen to advice when it's given! Thank you :)
@@edwardpickett2259 Thanks for the answer. Like most men I started using cartridges when I was 13 and hated it, got wrong shave advice from my father who cuttet himself every shave. I stoped wet shaving for over 10 years. I got backt to it due to a funeral. I had again a awful shave and I thought there must be a better way. That was in autum 2016. Since spring of 2017 I'm back with a DE razor and ever since I liked it and made a hobby out of it. That is why I though you deserve a few tips to get a better shave. Since I piced it up shaving did become more of a relaxing tast rather than a necessity. Glad you took my advice seriously and didn't though that I just want to mess with you or beeing a hater for no reason. Sounds crazy but there are plenty TH-cam wet shave legends you could check out if you like to. Geofatboy, Kensurfs, IACDB, all the nice guys that have one or another beginner friendly advice video. And they have all the good smelling soap and aftershave. It is always better to see someone lather up a shave soap, work the lather into the beard, and use the right angle. And as always really zero preassure what so ever. When you come from the cartridge we all tend to press the razor into our faces. If you have question feel free to ask. Keep up the videos.
@@fritzkaraldo8452 yeah, I hated shaving with cartridges when I first started! I started with regular Gillette shaving gel and I’ve always hated the way it smells and how my skin felt afterwards. I much prefer using my DE razor, even if my angles are off ;) haha. I would like for wet shaving to be a hobby, so I’m grateful for your advice! It’s advice I’m going to practice with before I film my next shave :) I’ll check out the people you recommended! I’m currently using Taylor of Old Bond Street Sandalwood shaving cream and it smells divine!! I much, much, much prefer it to shaving gel or foam! And now I know to add more water to my lather, I’m excited for the next shave :) Oh definitely. I’ll be checking out the beginner videos :) I knew about just using the weight of the razor, but I’ll be practicing with getting the correct angle. Thank you!
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Let that soap soak into your beard. You get more comfortable and close shaves with it. And a little more water on that lather and you good to go.
And please more angle on the blade you go like 90 degrees. ;)
I will take this advice onboard! I recently started wet shaving again after a long break, I thought I was doing alright, but there's always room for improvement and I'm always willing to learn and to listen to advice when it's given! Thank you :)
@@edwardpickett2259 Thanks for the answer.
Like most men I started using cartridges when I was 13 and hated it, got wrong shave advice from my father who cuttet himself every shave. I stoped wet shaving for over 10 years.
I got backt to it due to a funeral. I had again a awful shave and I thought there must be a better way. That was in autum 2016. Since spring of 2017 I'm back with a DE razor and ever since I liked it and made a hobby out of it. That is why I though you deserve a few tips to get a better shave. Since I piced it up shaving did become more of a relaxing tast rather than a necessity.
Glad you took my advice seriously and didn't though that I just want to mess with you or beeing a hater for no reason.
Sounds crazy but there are plenty TH-cam wet shave legends you could check out if you like to. Geofatboy, Kensurfs, IACDB, all the nice guys that have one or another beginner friendly advice video.
And they have all the good smelling soap and aftershave.
It is always better to see someone lather up a shave soap, work the lather into the beard, and use the right angle. And as always really zero preassure what so ever.
When you come from the cartridge we all tend to press the razor into our faces.
If you have question feel free to ask. Keep up the videos.
@@fritzkaraldo8452 yeah, I hated shaving with cartridges when I first started! I started with regular Gillette shaving gel and I’ve always hated the way it smells and how my skin felt afterwards. I much prefer using my DE razor, even if my angles are off ;) haha.
I would like for wet shaving to be a hobby, so I’m grateful for your advice! It’s advice I’m going to practice with before I film my next shave :) I’ll check out the people you recommended! I’m currently using Taylor of Old Bond Street Sandalwood shaving cream and it smells divine!! I much, much, much prefer it to shaving gel or foam! And now I know to add more water to my lather, I’m excited for the next shave :)
Oh definitely. I’ll be checking out the beginner videos :) I knew about just using the weight of the razor, but I’ll be practicing with getting the correct angle.
Thank you!