Headshaving with straight razors
I've been shaving my head for a couple of decades but confess to continuing, at this point, to use my Oster 76 with a 000 blade a couple of times a week. Have yet to try it with one of my straights but I know others on this forum do so (A Headshavers first go with English steel). My questions to those of you who do so: How do you get to your neck and behind your ears? It all seems pretty risky without some kind of mirror set up so you can see the back of your head. How long does it take? Must be more of an event than shaving the face, which I do daily with a SR8. Looking for insights and info before I give it a try. Thanks
Headshaving with straight razors
The first time I shaved my head with a straight was nerve racking it took me about a month to get the hang of it when ever I'm not traveling I shave my head everyday with either a my teakwood or a feather III I've been shaving the head with a straight for 4 years it gives me a much better shave than the head blade or the cart ledge razors that are on the market. I'm 100 percent sold on shaving my head with a straight
Headshaving with straight razors
I know it is hard I haven't cut myself in 2 years i go really slow I do about four passes two with the grain and two against the grain in all with relathering it takes me about 45 minutes to shave my head and I do it everyday I won't do DEs or shavettes orcartlidge but when I travel I go to a barbershop for one barbershop shave i will be gone for more than three days three days is the longest I will go without a shave
Headshaving with straight razors
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Originally Posted by
mainaman
there are many people here that shave heads with straight not a big deal just need to be careful and should get the hang of it pretty soon.
Agreed i go really slow and careful