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STROPPING THE "KING CUTTER"
It is neccessary to use a good strop with a good razor
We do NOT favor the use of a swing strop because of its flexibility.
It is impossible to hold a swing strop taught enough, so, that it will not give way under stropping pressure, thereby tending to round and dull the edge.
Should you posses a swing strop. place it flat on a table. close to the edge, in order to ensure a flat surface.
Our experience has taught us that the only good form of strop is the-
BLOCK RAZOR STROP
This is made from a solid piece of wood with leather fastened to both sides in such a manner as to produce a perfectly level surface.
If you use a good Block strop perfectly, you will not need to hone a "KING CUTTER" Razor, or to have it reset. Your razor will always be in perfect condition.
The strop must be kept clean, smooth and soft at all times. If the leather becomes dry, a little lather applied with the brush will soften it again.
We have a good special dressing for Razor strops which we can thoroughly recommend.
HOW TO STROP
The BACK of the razor is the exact gauge for the edge, therefore in stropping-
Lay the razor razor flat on the strop diagonally, that is both edge and back touching the strop simultaneously.
Then draw the blade from heel to point over the strop. Then turn the razor on its back and draw towards you again from heel to point. 5 or 6 strokes on the strop usually will be sufficient to obtain a good edge.
If you follow these instructions, you will never have a problem keeping your Razor in perfect condition.
PREPARING FOR A SHAVE
When preparing for a shave, it is alway advisable to wash the face with warm water, so as to remove any dust or grit which may have been deposited by air or wind.
Then lather the face well, using good shaving soap and warm water, and apply the lather with a good shaving brush.
If you have a wiry beard and tender skin rub the lather well in, leaving it creamy and thick on the face.
HOW TO SHAVE WELL
Always draw the razor in the same direction as the natural growth of the hair, that is
generally downward
If you do not do this you will find it difficult to get a clean shave or will shave yourself too close, with the danger of developing ingrown hair.
Always draw the skin upwards and above the part to be shaved.
This will help you considerably to do clean work.
Do your shaving close to a mirror and good light. You should see clearly what you are doing.
Strop the razor immediately after shaving in order to remove moisture which may be left on the edge and rust the razor while not in use.
