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Here you will find an extensive range of shaving tools and accessories for traditional wet shaving. Carefully selected premium shaving tools (razors, razors and shavettes to quality shaving brushes) as well as shaving products used before, during and after shaving.

What is in the range for shaving?
In the range, we have selected premium shaving tools and shaving products for wet shaving. Explore our sets, perfect gift ideas for the shaving enthusiast. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned enthusiast, we’ve got you covered.
What’s in the shaving tool category?
In the shaving tools category, we focus on premium shaving tools for wet shaving. There is a wide range of razors, razors, shavings, razor blades and shavers.
The following subcategories are in the category of shaving tools

Razor (with the safety razor subcategory)
Razor
Shaves
Razor blades (with the subcategories of double razor blades and shavette blades)
Shaving brushes (with the subcategories pure badger, fine badger, super badger, silvertip badger, silvertip fibre, black fibre, pure bristle)
Shavers

What’s in the category of shaving accessories?
In the category of shaving accessories, there are accessories for wet shaving. It offers:

Shaving tool stand
Shaving mirrors
Shaving towels
Shaving bowls used to prepare and create lather
Several other accessories

What’s in the Skin Fragrance category?
In the Skin and Fragrance category, we offer shaving products to use before, during and after shaving:

Before shaving:

Pre-shave products

During shaving:

Shaving soaps
Shaving creams

After shaving:

Aftershaves
Products to relieve irritation
Products to treat cuts

What’s in the category of shaving sets?
In the category of shaving sets, we offer sets for shaving:

The razor:

Set that includes a safety razor and a shaving brush, along with associated accessories

Razor set:

Set where the main tool is a razor

Shavetteset:

Set where the main tool is a shavette

Where do the products come from?
The products in the category of shaving tools and accessories, such as razors, razors and accessories, come from reputable brands:

Mühle
Proraso
Dovo
Merkur
Rockwell Razors
Simpson

In terms of products to use before, during and after, our range includes items from:

Barrister and Mann
Moon Shaving Soap
Ariana Evans
Stirling Soap Company
Green Happiness
Among others

These manufacturers are known for their high quality and have a strong reputation in the shaving industry.
Questions and answers about wet shaving
What does wet shaving mean?
Wet shaving is a classic method of shaving that has been used by men for hundreds of years. More and more women are also discovering the benefits of this type of shaving.
How do I wet shave?
It is typically performed with razors, razors, or shavettes, and involves the use of various shaving products to protect and hydrate the skin. It provides a close and accurate shave, reduces the risk of skin irritation and ingrown hairs, and contributes to improved skin health compared to dry shaving.
Who is wet shaving suitable for?
It is suitable for people who are looking for a close and accurate shave and who value the process and the skin care that comes with the method. It is suitable for individuals with all types of beard growth and those who want to reduce skin irritation and shaving-related issues. It’s also a good choice for those who prefer a traditional shaving routine and are willing to invest time in the process. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced users who are interested in improving their shaving technique and skin health.
Does wet shaving take a long time?
Yes, it can take more time than a quick dry shave with an electric shaver because it involves several steps, including preparing the skin, applying shaving cream or soap, the shave itself, and aftercare. In total, the process can range from 10 to 20 minutes depending on the individual’s routine and accuracy. Although it takes longer, many people choose wet shaving for the quality shaving experience and the beneficial effects on the skin.
Can wet shaving counteract skin problems?
Yes, wet shaving can help to counteract skin problems such as ingrown hairs and razor burn. By softening the skin and beard hairs with warm water and shaving cream, preferably together with a pre-shave, and using a sharp razor of the type safety razor, irritation and the risk of cuts are reduced. In addition, exfoliation during shaving removes dead skin cells, promoting healthy skin. Proper aftercare, including the use of moisturizing and soothing products such as aftershave, further helps to prevent skin irritation.
What can be good to think about when shaving?
Depending on how or what you shave, it can be good to think about a few things.
Beard shaving
When shaving your beard, there are a few important things to keep in mind. Never shave with a dull razor blade. Shave along the direction of the beard’s growth, keeping in mind that it can change depending on the face. Never shave without a protective shaving foam. If necessary, use a pre-shave and an aftershave.
Mental Shaving
When shaving your head, there are a few important things to keep in mind. Take it carefully in the beginning and make sure you have a good shaving mirror for places where you have difficulty seeing otherwise. Keep in mind that hairs can be different from beard hairs. Therefore, you may need a different razor blade. Keep in mind that the skin on the head may be sensitive in a different way than that on the face.
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Guides and more information
How should I do to wet shave?
In our guide to wet shaving, we walk you through the entire process of how to wet shave. Here we go through the entire process from before, during and after shaving. Mainly focused on shaving with a safety razor, but shaving with a shavette and razor is also discussed.

Click and read our popular guide to classic wet shaving
Which safety razor is suitable for a beginner?
We have a guide to help you choose the right safety razor. We will discuss the difference between closed and open comb, for example. In addition, suggestions for different types of safety razors depending on your beard.

Click and read our eminent guide to safety razor
Which double razor blade suits my skin best?
We have a guide to help you choose the right double razor blade. We cover the difference between different razor blades and give you recommendations on which one suits you.

Click and read our great guide to double razor blades
Which of all the shaving brushes is best for me?
We have a guide to help you choose the right shaving brush. Here we are talking about different types of shaving brushes such as badger brushes, synthetic brushes and wild boar brushes.

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Best razor for wet shaving?
We have a guide to help you choose the right razor. It can be difficult to know which razor is best for you. That’s why we’ll guide you through the various details you should consider in your choice.

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How do I avoid problems when shaving?
Feel free to read more about how to avoid shaving problems.

Click and read our guide on how to avoid shaving problems
How should I take care of my shavers?
Feel free to read more about how to best care for and maintain your shaving tools.

Click and read our guide to caring for your shaving tools

Do you have other questions or concerns? Do not hesitate to contact us for advice and tips.