Learning how to shave in the right way is important in knowing how to keep  a  healthy look and smooth face.

Count the no of times you have carved up our faces  in the early years of shaving. You may be getting the hang of it now, but are you actually shaving the correct way? mens shaving is an art and to do it without damaging your face is important in maintaining a healthy complexion.

And it’s not just about achieving a close shave it’s also important to look after your face - it’s also pre-shave tasks and the post shave finishing tasks.

Some of the finest traditional shaving accessories from Taylor of Old Bond Street have some of the finest shaving soaps and shaving creams aswell as quality shaving accessories and aftershaves.

Lets face it, applying a sharp obtrusive metal object to your face and skin is surely one of the most invasive activities a man can do to his face.

Treating your face the right way with any type of razor and treating it with respect is paramount in keeping a young looking skin.
First off, prepare your face with a face wipe and get rid of all the impurities from your face. Use warm water to allow the expanding of facial pores for a closer shaving experience. Opting to have a shave on completion of your shower it can be the best time, this helps as your skin is most soft and pliable and less likely to cuts.

Using a lubricant on your face to form a cushion between the blade and your skin will allow it to glide smoothly. Leave it on your face for a minute before shaving.

Apply a quality facial scrub: This helps your pores open up and raise whiskers for a more enjoyable snag ffee shave. Exfoliation will get rid of dead cells and impurities that can cause acne, ingrowning hairs.It will also smooth and renew your complexion.

Shave slowly with gentle pressure. Only use a razor three or four times, but no more than this.

Post-irritation: It is important to calm any irritation, balance your skin’s moisture content and prevent potential issues such as clogged pores.

For special occasions: Shave in two steps. First, shave with the grain with very light pressure. Next shave against the grain for super-close and smooth results.