VarNasol

The hardest thing to do is to work against your desires and to follow your dreams. Either you follow your dreams or work for another person’s dreams. One day you’re crazy, then boom…

Imperial Touch Razor Bump Solution relieves razor bumps and razor burns fast.

Badger Shave Brushes
For hundreds of years, the very best product on the market men have ever used to get the very best shave is to first use a quality shaving brush. And the very best, premium shaving brush ever known is pure Badger hair shaving brushes. Use of only the finest natural Badger hair available commonly referred to as "Silvertip or Super badger". Silvertip Badger is the longest of all the badger bristles. It is typically tan with darker colored bands at about 2/3 of its length. Silvertip has no equal in luxury and feel. Period!

Badger hair shaving brushes allows more of the shaving cream or gel to evenly spread over the skin. The circular motion of Badger brush exfoliates dead skin cells opening up the pores so the shaving cream or gel can better coat the hair stubble. The greatest value of Silver tip bristles is not only the experience of use, but the performance characteristics of the brush. The flared tips which serve to provide thermal insulation to the Badger allows the brush to hold a greater volume of water when saturated. The quality of pure Badger hair shaving brushes aides in lifting razor stubbles that are lodged underneath the skin.

By lifting the razor stubble, blade action is minimized by not causing excessive strokes on the skin, thus helping to relieve razor burns and trauma to the skin. Using a shaving brush with a quality shaving cream product creates a dense lather, infused by water in the lather, giving the razor a lubricated coated surface to glide on. Performing better lather creates a moister, better performing, closer and less irritating shave.

Luxury, Decadent Shaving: Pure Badger, Super Badger, Best Badger Brushes
With proper care, a quality badger shaving brush will last for years. Badger brushes remain soft an pliable, despite daily use. The same cannot be said for horsehair brushes, or shaving brushes with artificial hair. Badger hair shaving brushes come in three grades - Pure, best and super badger hair.

Where Does Badger Come From?
Most Badger hair are imported from Asia, China and Russia. In Russia, Badger are raised like cattle for export. The Badger is primarily used for food and the skin is a by product like Cow leather here in the United States. The United States has very regulated rules on how these skin are imported and used.

varnasol.com

Imperial Touch Pembroke Butterfly Safety Razor. Wet shaving at its best.

This is the Imperial Touch Aberdeen Damascus Steel Razor. Made with Buffalo Horn, wood handle on a brass inlay frame. Very solid. Weighted for control. Get yours today. VarNasol.com

With the Imperial Touch Vandium Straight Razor you will achieve the world's closest, comfortable shave every time. The handle is weighted to further provide the most comfortable, traditional shave at home. This is a vintage Cut Throat razor that causes less vibration from the razor blade while shaving.

varnasol.com

VarNasol updated their business hours.

Pre-Shaving Techniques:
Many people experience razor burn or other forms of shaving discomfort simply because they don’t take the time to properly soften the hairs before shaving. You need two or three minutes of soaking the hairs before you actually start shaving. Wet hair in the area to be shaved with a hot towel for 15 seconds before shaving or at the end of a shower. With the use of a good razor blade, hair that is wet through and through cuts smoothly and effortlessly. Hair that is not completely wet, however, can be as strong as reinforced concrete.

Cutting through such tough hair often causes hairs to be pulled up from their follicles as they are being cut. These hairs then retract below the flush surface to skin where they are at risk for curving back into the skin as they grow rather than out through the follicle. The forces required to cut such hair also can translate into more friction on the skin that can promote razor bump, ingrown hair, or razor burn. The key is to not dry your skin. While your skin is still wet, apply a shaving gel, Imperial Touch Aloe Vera Shaving Gel. Wait a minute or two and then shave.

Shaving Direction:
Many people shave against the grain, thinking they will get a closer shave. While this may be true, this also causes razor burns. Shave in the same direction your hair grows, (going with the grain). The objective is to angle the razor at 90 degrees. This shaving technique cuts the hair in an effortless fashion nipping the hairs at the grain and not against it. Shaving in the same direction, will also result in less pull on the hairs and less tendency to cut them too short. Hairs cut too short are at risk of curling into the skin causing razor bumps and ingrown hairs. To relieve razor burns make sure you are using a shave system that was designed to give you results, The Imperial Touch Aloe Vera Shave Gel.

Minimize repeat shaving strokes:
Going over and over the same area may result in hairs cut too short. Repeated shaving strokes increase the risk of razor bumps, ingrown hairs, or razor burns. It is best to shave with just enough overlap to avoid skipping areas. Use short strokes. With long strokes, you tend to press down harder. This causes friction resulting in razor burns.

Skin Position:
Shave with the skin in a neutral relaxed position. This is the best way to shave hair close but not too close. Sometimes the skin must be stretched very slightly to allow the razor to pass smoothly without nicking. Excessive tightening of the skin when shaving, however, tends to result in hairs being shaved below the resting surface of the skin. This occurs because as the skin is stretched tight the hairs actually protrude out a bit farther than when the skin is relaxed. Shaving over stretched skin may cut the hairs below the flush surface of resting skin, increasing the risk of ingrown hairs and also increasing the risk of skin irritation.

Shaving Gel:
Shaving gels are important in the treatment of razor bumps, ingrown hairs and razor burns. A good shaving gel will minimize the friction associated with shaving and reduce the likelihood of ingrown hairs and skin irritations. In addition, avoid using double or triple-edge razors when possible. Satisfaction is always guaranteed.

Straight razors or Shavettes Razors are common in households around the world. What is commercialized is either high powered razors with multiple blades and multi-function or a powerless razor but still multi-functioned. However, there is a razor that was used in the past and is now becoming more popular in this modern society. It is being used quite often in high-end barber shops and in homes. This razor is called a straight razor or a shavette.

Straight razor shave do's & dont's Prep your beard, either by taking a hot shower or by holding a hot towel against your face. If you opt for the hot towel, soak a small towel in hot water and hold it firmly against your face until it is cool. For best results, apply the hot towel twice.