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Benefits of a Pain Free Smooth Shave
Types of Shaving Products
Types of Razors
Types of Razor Blades
How to Deal with the Moustache
Preparing the Face for Shaving
How to Deal with the Moustache
Using Warm Water to Prepare the Beard
How to Apply Shaving Cream
Shaving Motions
Shaving the Side of the Face
Adjusting Motion for Parts of the Face
Dealing with the Sideburns
Finishing Shaving the Face
Trimming the Moustache
Trimming the Moustache in a Straight Line
How to Moisturize Your Face After Shaving
Summary: Learn types of Razor Blades in this free personal care video.
Donald Fraser has been shaving with a razor for over 30 years. He went from the Straight razor, the single edge razors to the double edge razors. His profession is Real estate and when...read more
"Razors with three blades in them up to 4. Okay, so it is a matter of choice. They can all work for you, they can all give you a good shave but I particularly use a Trac II. To me more standard because if you are not using the equipment right, you can really hurt yourself. I don't recommend four blades and all that especially when you are just starting out. This is good. This is the Trac II blade. Your shaving hair so it lifts one of the strands and it cuts some of it and the second blade just you know finishes it off so they really work good together in tandem, the Trac II system by Gillette. Next we will talk about part of shaving. It's all about appearance. People are looking at your mug shot, your face and so you have a beard and most guys have a little mustache. Some have it thick and some have it thin but you want to trim your mustache. "
eHow Article: Types of Razor Blades
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