The Classic Edge Shaving Store
The Classic Edge Shaving Store
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Ok shaving brush is great and it doesn’t take long to understand why you buy a quality brush. And this one is great.
There is an added bonus with this brush, it’s the little instruction manual that comes with on how to use and care for your brush. I am using less shaving cream and getting better lather. It also says to have two brushes and to switch off daily to allow your brush to dry. My only question is why don’t shaving stands have spots for two brushes?
The wooden handle fits the hand perfectly as it bulges ro fill the hollow of the hand. The beautiful wood and the bristles are so comforting. A 100% natural product. Mine was bought about a decade ago, the MRP shows 2499. Get one, you won't regret it. What superb quality and attention to detail. Sadly I've lost the pouch but still have the original box.
Ce rasoir est exceptionnel aussi il rase absolument bien. Conception vraiment élégant. Je vous joins aussi tous les rasoirs que j’ai acheté chez Classic Edge
Love the Gun Metal chrome plating on this razor(Rockwell 6C) packed with 5 blades to get you shaving. A nice balance of weight while holding the razor with 6 settings to choose from and the stainless steel Rockwell double sided blades 100 pack accented with the 113g Rockwell barbershop shaving cream. The price is affordable with all 3 items coming in at about $142 compared to spending almost that much alone on top brand name disposable cartridges over the course of a year or so. I can not ever see myself ever going back to a disposable razor...EVER!!!! It is said you should get about 6 - 8 shaves or so with these blades. With that being said I should not have to purchase blades for atleast 2 years. Oh yeah and the shaving cream has an amazing scent that has people asking what cologne I am using...lol
I am an avid collector and user of many types of shave mugs and scuttles. I have many ceramic units made by Sara Bonneyman, Dirty Bird and others. Some have a “weep hole” drilled into the inside bowl to allow trickling water into the forming lather and others do not. The key to wet shaving besides water and brushes is a warm lather. This can be accomplished by using hot tap water or preheated kettle water and adding into the scuttle outside reservoir in order to keep the lather hot. I like to use an inexpensive immersion heated added into the hole of this excellent Classic Edge Scuttle as pictured. I start with hot tap water about 135º F and then insert the heater into the brush hole. A few minutes later the outer bowl is just under boiling where I then remove and unplug the heater. The water stays hot very long for an excellent shave. This is a beautiful scuttle and works great
This is a gorgeous piece if you have the counter space (it is about the size of a soft ball). I love it, and cannot imagine filling it up in less than a decade. Probably two!
Immaculate finish, classic yet contemporary and pairs perfectly with the CE shave bowl.
This is an extremely well made shave bowl with a stellar finish and good tolerances. Has a classy, timeless appearance and is large enough for larger pucks - though some soaps may need to be shaved to seat totally down due to the sloping sides.
I have several soaps that came with ceramic bowls and this is a superior piece.
Very nice addition for those of us who consider shaving a hobby as well as a necessity. This is a perfect match for the CE blade bank as well.
