History of Wet-Shaving
Shaving in Films & Pop Culture: A Look at Iconic Shaving Scenes and Their Impact on the Shaving World
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Unraveling the Legacy: Why are Barber Poles Red, White, and Blue?
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When walking down the street, it's hard to miss the iconic barber poles, spiraling in vibrant red, white, and blue stripes. These familiar symbols have become synonymous with barbershops around the world, inviting customers in for a fresh cut, a smooth shave, or even a friendly conversation. But have you ever wondered why barber poles are adorned with these particular colors? In this blog post, we'll take a journey back in time to discover the origins and meanings behind this captivating tradition.
The History of Double Edge Safety Razor Blades
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The journey of the double edge safety razor blade began in the late 18th century. Prior to this time, men would generally either go to the barber for a shave or use a cut-throat razor at home. The invention of the "safety razor" sought to mitigate the risks and skill needed for shaving with a cut-throat razor.
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The History of Old Spice
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Controversy and Lesser-Known Facts about King C. Gillette and His Company
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