Most of the best available razors are made of carbon steel and if not cared for properly will rust. One can use gun oil, camelia oil or any other rust preventive product by applying a thin layer after each use. I personally like and use ballistol. I also have a bottle of camellia oil at my disposal. For long term storage I definitely recommend ballistol as camelia oil can dry out and turn into a gunk substance. For daily or frequent use both work equally well. Always make sur

Prior to their first use, new brushes should be washed well using warm soapy water. After daily use, rinse the brush under clean, warm water. To dry, place the brush in its holder with the bristles facing down. Allow brush to dry thoroughly before storing, as wet and damp may damage the bristles. Always be prepared for some hairs to come loose. It is quite natural when you start using your new badger shaving brush for a few loose hairs to come away from the brush in the first

Shaving should be performed once your beard area has been in contact with hot water. The warm humidity will open up your pores and soften your skin. Apply quality shaving cream or soap to your face. A shaving brush is the key to keeping your face hot and moist during this process. Not only that, it softly massages your skin and will help to lift the hairs of your beard for a much closer shave. The lather should not be scattered carelessly over the face. Hot towels should not