SHAVE SECRET SHAVING OIL- THE BEST SHAVE EVER 18 75ML 2 Pack

I have been wet shaving with safety razors now for about 1 yr. When i first started I was excited and researched everything, tried everything, LOVED trying new products in search of that perfect, comfortable, bss shave! It was awesome! From cremes, to soaps, to triple-milled soaps, to after shaves, to after balms, to lotions, from synthetic to different types of badger hair brushes. on and on and on and on..... Well it turns out the best shave in the world - is extremely anti-climatic. You don't need brushes, bowls, tonics, after-shave, balms, cremes, soaps, mugs, alum bars, face-prep routines, shampoos/conditioner rituals in the shower.. none of that... ever again. In the end.. here is all you need to know and the ONLY advice you will ever have to listen to again: 1. Get your choice of razor - whatever you fancy 2. Get your choice of blade - whatever you fancy 3. Get a shaving oil - whatever you fancy. That's it. Hard to believe isn't it? Now here's what you're going to do with this setup and why. 1. take your shower like normal. No need for any face-prep routines anymore like washing with generic glycerine soap, or a shampoo, or a conditioner. you can choose to either shave while you shower (my recommendation) or shave after you shower. Either way. 2. no need for face-prep anymore as you start to shave. no need to create a lather. you are just going to use your shave oil by itself (no need to use it as a "face prep" before you lather on creme/soap either.. the shave oil is all you need). So read the directions and I recommend using those diretions PER SHAVING PASS (not per overall shave). For this product, that's 3 drops (i double that for shaving my head - so 5-6 drops per pass on shaving my head). 3. rub the shaving oil on your face. nothign special, just coat the area you are going to shave pretty evenly, etc. It will take you 2-3 shaves to get used to how to judge the coating of oil on your face if you're coming from creme/soap lathering. 4. shave. You will only need 1-2 passes at most, you can do 3 for a super super smooth-clean shave for those special occasions. Your pass progression isn't all that important - i would just recommend not going against-the-grain on 1st pass. Other than that, go in whatever order you want - it won't matter. You'll be clean without any irritation regardless. 5. after a good rinse, do a finishing rinse with as cold of water as you can stand or make, (to re-close and re-secure your pores so nothing gets in them to infect). Your choise if you want to put balm on or a moisturizing creme - no longer required however. Additional Benefits of using shave oil: No brushes No soaps/cremes No bowls/mugs No razor stands (can just leave the razor in shower now that you can just shave in the shower) No need for alum bars, tonics, after shaves, or balms. Saves a lot of time (doing it with lathering up, 3-pass, rinsing, rinsing out sink - for both head and face was 2 hrs. i'm now at 40 mins including shower time). Extends the life of your blades (atleast doubles their life is my experience) I am also convinced that it also negates the need to find THE ABSOLUTE PERFECT blade as well, or having to get the sharpest blade (I use Ultra blades btw.. which i decided upon prior to discovering shave oil. They were the most comfy blade i'd ever used, and also somehow gave me the closest shave on top of that - and i've dried personna, feather, derby, and wilkinsons). Probably b/c there is less clashing and "violence" during a shave using shave oil. the shave oil not only creates that protective and super slick coating on your skin for razor gliding, it also does a better job than othre face-prepping routines as far as softening up your whiskers so they're more easily removed. You shave better b/c you can see everything you are doing (you can see when the blade hits your skin so no accidental digs into your skin). The first 6 mos of shaving - before discovering shave oil - no matter what i did i coudl not avoid getting irritation on my lower neck because I have extremely tough/coarse hair and bumps i believe. It is very sensitive and with creme/soaps, my razor would actually get caught there, stuck, i'd have to be very careful going atg there. And yet no matter what i did, stubble would remain and a nice red bumpy area. With shave oil - i'm able to get thru their CLEAN and smooth, even follow up with clean-up passes... no more red! no more bumps! It was good to see my natural skin there again finally after just seeing irritated red bumps there for 6 months! So... you shave quicker you shave better guaranteed no more irritation (where as i coudn't avoid it before no matter what i did with soap/cremes) your blades last double all your expenses are gone beyond just getting a razor, replacement blades, and shaving oil (which is cheaper than creme/soap too!) Lastly. One 2oz bottle lasted me exactly 6 months. And thats somebody who shaves their HEAD and face (and uses the recommended # of drops PER PASS, not per shave!) So that means a normal person will probably take 1 yr to use 1 bottle, possibly 2 years to use 1 bottle if they only use the # of drops per shave rather than per pass like me. Now.. I don't know if this is the best shaving oil out there - I didn't research it that intensely - just wanted to try shaving oils. And in fact i know this is not rated the best (but rated well) with its selling point being more its price. There may be more higher-end and more luxurious experiencing shave oils out there and Im excited to find out and try (albeit it will take another 6 mos to finish off this 2nd bottle! lol). If you are into wet shaving for the best shave, the least expensive shave (that's why we all started right? to save money?), taht also happens to be the fastes and simplest shave - buy shave oil. And you will NOT be disappointed if you by this one. If you are into wet shaving for the ritual of it, the scents, the smells, the hot towel treatments, the satisfaction of lathering up via brush and starting off your day with that type of envigoration - then you can't go wrong with buying a cheap product like this to save your skin irritation and make your shaving ritual smoother and more comfy with this product. Good Shaving! Read more

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Never using shaving cream again. Been using this stuff exclusively for several years by buying directly from the company. Now available here. Smells fantastic. They recommend 3-5 drops per shave and I find that 5 works better. Then I use a few more as an aftershave and skin conditioner for a smooth, soft face. Small bottles are great for traveling. Read more