Give you man a new look with a traditional barber shave & grooming products

Sitting down in a barber shop for a wet shave has to be one of those 'must do' things for blokes. Shaving is always a real hassle that takes time - and usually involves a couple of nicks of the skin in the process. A cut throat shave fro an experienced barber takes out all the hard work and leave your skin smooth and lovely afterwards. 

This sort of traditional shave is definitely regaining popularity in the face of electric shavers and safety blades that cost a fortune and need replacing regularly.

If you wet shave at home, looking after the cut throat blade means you should strop it and hone it every now and again, just like the skilled barber in this cut throat shaving video .

Preparing for your traditional wet shave

The key to it all is preparation. The cut throat razor itself needs to be prepared, but most importantly so does your skin. Warm water will help to soften that bristly stubble and open those pores making for a closer, smoother and painless shave. 

Another important factor is the gel or foam. Barber shop shavers tend to favour a good lathering of foam, applied with a proper brush for excellent coverage. For those of you wanting to try it at home, it may be better to use transparent gel so you can see the stubble - but professional barbers will deftly glide over the contours of your face with swift, controlled strokes of the blade.

Cut throat shaving - part of the weekly male grooming ritual?

In fact, this time-honoured tradition is now becoming a weekly ritual for many men, as there's nothing like the finish of the sharp blade to keep the boys looking trimmed.

Contrary to what you might think, a cut throat shave needn't take ages either, so if your man is pushed for time, it can be a lunchtime traditional wet shave treat or how about a male grooming gift box sent by post so they can enjoy a bit of male pampering at home?

So, if your bloke has a beard that needs maintaining, or you want to give him that new, polished cut throat shave look, we can highly recommend a wet shave in the hands of professional cut throat shave technicians who know how to work that blade for a traditional shave with a top finish.