New to straight razors!

[NicksandCuts]

Hi all,
Just a check in post - I've been lurking for a few days and this site has been really helpful in my quest to straight shave! Thanks for all the great info!
I'm in the process of resotring some old vintage straights before I send them off to be honed and then fingers crossed, can start shaving with them!

[JimmyHAD]

Welcome to SRP and smooth shaving to you.

[keenedge]

Hi welcome to SRP. Once you've restored your razors, post a few pics. It sounds like you know your way around the site and have found the documentation. Starting out educated is the way to go. Hope your first shaves go well.

[coachmike]

Welcome aboard!!! Glad to see you take the jump and post. This will be the beginning of a wonderful journey for you. Keep reading and immersing yourself in all the knowledge at your disposal here. When you're actually ready to shave for the first time REMEMBER TO TAKE IT SLOWWWWW!!!! Never get over confident and never under estimate the razor. It is best to start by doing just parts of your face that are easier till you develope a "feel" for straight shaving. After a few times you will be ready to do a full shave. Do not get down if you are not satisfied with your first few shaves. There is an art to straight shaving that takes practice and patience to achieve a great shave.
ENJOY!

[59caddy]

you will find this will be one of your most enjoyable experiences. as coach said, take it slow and you will become as much a fan as everyone here..good luck

[NicksandCuts]

Thanks for the warm welcome - I'll be sure to post those straights once they're done! Lookin forward to learning a lot about this side of shaving!

[gugi]

welcome to srp

if you haven't already stop by the workshop section and the restoration articles in the wiki - there's no better info on the subject anywhere else.

[tat2Ralfy]

Welcome
Practise, learn, and enjoy

[catackett]

Welcome to SRP it is a greta site and the guys here are a good bunch of friends. All of the help you need.
Good luck