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Beginners How To Shave With A Straight Razor | Feather Tutorial
SCENE SELECTION
0:42 Preparation
2:07 How To Lather Shaving Soap
5:33 How To Shave With a Straight Razor
14:22 What To Put On Your Face Post Shave
15:54 Cleaning Your Straight Razor
PS. You may remember this music from a certain 1950 Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd cartoon "Rabbit of Seville". I chose it particularly because of that and me shaving. Trying to have some fun around here!
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@AzizidarkReborn 6 лет назад

I greatly underestimated how many passes and how much lather is required. I only got my feather styling razor last week, but I am alas an amateur with a straight razor. Thank you for the tutorial. I already learned so much.

@jacoporubini4308 4 года назад

AzizidarkReborn not so many passes nor so much lather (and for sure not so liquid a lather) are necessarily required. Depending on your technique and the specific context (shaving time of the day, skin condition, post-shower etc.) the variables can change a lot. and with technique and experience, both time, lather quantity and number of passes will decrease.

@TheAvenstar 6 лет назад

Wearing a turtleneck when shaving? Personally, I prefer a scarf.

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Hey it was cold, and I was personally trying to keep the heater off while I filmed to avoid background noise.

@ianmckenzie4089 5 лет назад

Thank you sir and greetings from merrie olde England! I've just had my first shave with a straight razor and following your advice I managed to nick myself only once. That idea of shaving a side stroke before shaving upwards was invaluable, made my shave a lot easier. It was the closest most satisfying shave I've ever had. I hope to get quicker as the months go on. Thank you once again!

@calefarmenta3883 6 лет назад

Lmao you forgot to lather your shoulders

@lazbogi 6 лет назад

Calef Armenta I actually laughed out loud to this comment!!

@ishaikh5 6 лет назад

LMFAOOOOO Me too! Good one fucker

@AverageReviewsYT 5 лет назад

Lmao

@angelicamontano4137 6 лет назад

I appreciate this video ! My boyfriend will only shave when he goes to the barbershop but i love seeing him fresh i purchased what i believe its the Essentials thank you very detailed glad i came across this video !!!

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Angelica Montano It was my ex gf that bought me this razor in the first place as a Christmas present. I was so disappointed when I unwrapped it, but warmed to it quickly, now I think it is one of the best presents I've ever received in life. Trust he'll appreciate it.

@andydixon914 3 года назад

I appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. I am really enjoying using my feather razor

@thecutthroatjourney 3 года назад

Appreciate your passion for the cutthroat razor.

@David.C.Edge47 8 лет назад

You have to mutch water in your soap to get a great lather

@jacoporubini4308 4 года назад

David exactly

@jerrynash8920 6 месяцев назад

Great video. Straight forward. No bull. You confirmed everything another person had said. And using Old Spice was a nice touch. Thank you for the video. You just got a new subscriber to your channel.

@bradyblackburn7877 Год назад

If you're still out there thank you for this. I recently went back to a straight razor after 30 years or so I'm trying to keep myself out of the emergency room after the first few times 😂 using it. Your tutorial was super useful.

@GentlemanMasterclass Год назад

Thank you. I need to update it for 2023.

@bradyblackburn7877 Год назад

@@GentlemanMasterclass Definitely. It would be worth a watch.

@tarran98 7 лет назад

good video. I just picked up on shaving with a straight razor and being that I'm 18 and in the army not a whole lot of people knew how, so thank you for teaching me.

@magnoliamike 4 года назад

I’ve been using my classic Samurai Shavette on and off for a year and a half now. But wanted to try a kamasori style but that feather artist club razors too expensive. I found a knock off for 14 bucks and it looks exactly the same. I’m going to get one

@abomansour2 4 года назад

You shaved your jacket also😂

@GentlemanMasterclass 4 года назад

Happens like that sometimes. Especially when you got a hairy jacket.

@CharlesAltman 7 лет назад

I loved this! The audio and video is really good. I wanted him to trim his mustache, but I liked this presentation.

@shonuffisthemaster 7 лет назад

i dont think most people consider a disposable blade in a holder a straight razor, no matter how it might resemble one in appearance. many of the advantages of a "real" straight razor are lost with disposables. most importantly they dont have any flex. mostl straight razors are hollow ground with a verry thin feather edge thats usually atleast half the width of the blade, sometimes more. this thin feather edge flexes.and contours to your face, providing a close comfortable shave. the other advantage is having something that lasts for decades with maintanance, unlike having to buy multiple blades for your disposable setup. having the satsfaction and developing the skill of producing the edge you use to shave with is also part of the experience imo, as well as being able to fine tune that edge to your preferances. i would suggest you get a vintage sheffield or solingen razor, they can be had for suprisingly little, and learn how to hone and strop it.

@prairie89 5 лет назад

Outstanding tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to instruct.

@MrRombert 7 лет назад

While he is able to shave the way he does, I wouldn't say this is the ideal way to shave, especially for those just starting with single blade shaving. Just a small disclaimer, that I am by no means trying to be a troll and just criticize for the sake of criticizing. One of the critical considerations is keeping the skin in tension as floppy skin (not saying u have wrinkles at all sir) will minimize the chance for cuts as well as razor bumps. Also, you mentioned using both hands for shaving, and while this is really personal preference, I think for beginners, it would be better to discover what works best for yourself based on each person's dexterity. Apart from that, a nice and concise video! Cheers!

@SH52697 7 лет назад

Very thorough and relaxing since I really enjoy the 9th. Thank you.

@eleventy-seven 7 лет назад

Thanks for the video. I have a Feather SS folder and a iKon El Jeffe which uses the same blades as demonstrated. Hereditary palsy causes minor trembles so this may be as far as I go on my shaving journey but I can assure you that a single edge in whatever form is way better then the 15 DE's I have.

@AvtarDhillon 3 года назад

Great information

@Morpheus1910 4 года назад

Good tutorial! Love your shaving set-up....and you have superior taste in music! Ode To Joy was an excellent choice!! I have a Feather Japanese (kamisori is the Japanese term) on it's way to me, now. Looking forward to using it. Thanks for the help.

@AShep1982 6 лет назад

Thanks for this tutorial I just started using a straight razor I wish I only saw this before I started my first shave with it now my face is red and irritated from not doing it correctly but seeing this I will know what to do for my second try.

@johnnypipe Год назад

Good tutorial. Love the music.

@stephenmichaels4478 6 лет назад

Straight razor shave and Beethoven: maximum manliness.

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Stephen Michaels glad you think so. When I made this I had humility on my mind. Although it's not "The Barber of Seville Overture" by Gioachino Rossini, all I was thinking was Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd.

@mrjohnsonfong 4 года назад

Thank you sir.

@magnoliamike 2 года назад

I would not soak the whole entire brush because the handle could rust, Get a small whiskey glass or something small like that and just soak the hairs in warm water

@allanknight843 7 лет назад

It's hard to take this guy serious, considering he's shaving with his shirt on. His third pass is actually comical.

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Want me to take it off for you next time big boy? Like that kind of thing do you?

@allanknight843 7 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club that was a cute response. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I have no interest in seeing your chest. Perhaps I could have worded my comment, differently. My inference to your shirt was that you were slinging shave cream all over the place. Your collar was even soaked in shave cream. You're skilled with the razor, but seeing you sling shave cream all over your shirt just seemed laughable. With all that said, I found your video immensely entertaining and will continue to watch them. I just bought a feather shaver and was looking at video reviews. That's how I stumbled on your comedy channel.

@allanknight843 7 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club great response. Very funny. However, I'm sorry to disappoint you. I have no interest in your chest. My inference was that you were slinging shave cream all over your shirt. Your collar was even soaked in shave cream. You do an excellent job with the feather. I'm sorry but it really was laughable, seeing you sling shave cream all over the place. With that said, I find your videos very entertaining and will continue to watch them. I just bought a feather shaver and I was looking at reviews. That's how I stumbled on your channel. No hard feelings. Although, if I see something that's laughable, I'm gonna bust your chops. By the same token, I'll also compliment you if I see something laughable.

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

allan knight Thank you for watching. It becomes less funny when you really, really look back on it in hindsight in scope. It's just soap, we use it to wash ourselves and use it to wash our clothes anyways (not shaving soap but soap). I cut with the shirt on for multiple reasons. Not just that people aren't interested in seeing me without one, but additionally the studio apartment I live in Tokyo just doesn't have an appealing bathroom area. So I do everything in part of the main studio room just to kind of have something happening there behind me, instead of just being in a small boring room with white walls and bad lighting. PS. The soap flies all over the floor as well, but it dries so I don't even really bother cleaning it after the videos.

@allanknight843 7 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club I just saw another of your vids in which you talk about trolls and haters. That made me do a double take. As I don't want to be seen as either. With that said, if I see something funny, I may light heartedly bust your chops but I won't downright insult you. Keep up the good work

@TheWetShavingBarber 7 лет назад

Well done video. However, as a barber, I'd like to state that the feather artist club razor isn't a true "straight razor" but a shavette. Don't get me wrong, what you are using is my favorite shavette and I have even invested in education that Jatai offers....love your videos and look forward to getting your soaps.

@supremekingjesus425 4 года назад

The pony to raisers all use is a street Racer in a safety razor while you may ask because you're both classic and both most useable and cheaper.

@richardjohnson7563 3 года назад

Thanks very much. Your video helped me greatly

@sanemi5200 6 лет назад

You missed the most essencial thing on shaving, pulling your skin while shaving

@schwarzblatt 7 лет назад

I love that razor. Have gotten quite good with it in a matter of months. But I just can't get a super-close shave with it. I end up getting irritation trying to get the BBS shave. I believe I'm reaching the point where only a true straight razor will work.

@peterv1806 6 лет назад

Superb video - exceptionally well described - well done and thank you.

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Peter V thank you. Your comment means everything.

@AvtarDhillon 3 года назад

Thank you

@magicbeetle2292 3 года назад

I find the western style straight razors work better for getting into some of the trickier spots because of the extra handle give you some more options on how to hold it. Though sometimes that handle gets in the way

@thenutellatheif 7 лет назад

After a while of shaving with a straight razor, you can do it so easily it's like 2nd nature and you don't even have to think about it.

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

This is true. I can attest to that.

@drewmatthews1119 7 лет назад

Sir you are class AF, first video and you got yourself a sub from me.

@magnoliamike 2 года назад

Press down all you want you will NOT ruin the Brush. A good SilverTip will last many many years

@mikesmith8278 7 лет назад

I think one of the better shaving exhibits, missed bugger all, not hurry is the key. I use hot water but not immerse brush fully and maybe my softer water but lather is in 5 to 15 seconds, I never rinse brush or flush soap from shave soap mug, I use a enamel camping tea mug to place the soap in and just top up when soap getting down. Some soap $10 to $25 per cake. Sadly my Palmolive shave stick soap stopped manufacture, well no longer at supermarket. I purchased online Arko shave stick made in Turkey box of 12 was about $3 per stick it is brilliant better than previous and smells just like the soap the barber used when I was a kid back in the 60's. Good soap and badger brush is the key, though cheapie when traveling still does the job, thanks buddy good video.

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Mike Perkins thank you for the good, in-depth comment. Salute to you sir.

@DCJarden 6 лет назад

You sound like the guy selling magazines in "office space".

@luciferslettuce 6 лет назад

You can buy the palmolive stick online. You can get a Colgate shave stick also.

@thefamilycat86 7 лет назад

Plenty of detail. Nice one

@112565078 2 года назад

It’s a great video buddy

@HollywoodHedge 7 лет назад

Great Video - the details were like no other video I could find. Thanks!

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Mike Smith thank you sir. I sincerely mean that with everything within me. 41K views on this video and that's the best one I've got. Really, thank you.

@HollywoodHedge 7 лет назад

You're welcome!!

@Apollo_Mint 4 года назад

Great video. Thanks for the advice.

@GentlemanMasterclass 4 года назад

You're very welcome. I appreciate you stopping by and showing appreciation. It means the world to me. I am humbled.

@BennyCFD 8 лет назад

I loved your video. I went from cartridge razors, to a vintage Gillette double edge that I use in a hurry. Then I purchased a knock off Feather it's called a "Captain Kai" with Feather blades. it's made shaving more enjoyable and kind of a ritual. Tell me more about your shave soap your coming out with. Thanks

@colinclifford2852 7 лет назад

Awesome video man! Thanks!

@kaleyhepp8078 6 лет назад

Fantastic Thank you

@iamsaiyan2532 5 лет назад

Definitely has dead bodies in his basement

@oopsiepoopsie2898 7 лет назад

Your brush isn't expensive if glue is holding the bristles

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

colin kuykendall All brushes use glue or an "epoxy". The hair doesn't stay in there on its own.

@oopsiepoopsie2898 7 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club not a hand made brush. The hairs are driven in using a piston.

@kaleyhepp8078 6 лет назад

Mine are set in rubber?

@jinky123ify 6 лет назад

My only criticism would be no tension on your skin while the razor is passing over it which could lead to more cuts, however that being said I think it is a really good informative video. Keep up the good work buddy.

@MrDas108 7 лет назад

Hello gentleman, here in my country we have only replaceable straight blade.. can I use it the same way u r using urs.. I mean, following all the methods u r using?

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Yes you can Prahlad. Methods are the same.

@MrDas108 7 лет назад

Thank u very much for ur advice, Sir

@trxmpg70 6 лет назад

Well ding ding. I'll subscribe, great job.

@angelasapp7543 6 лет назад

Thanks for the help!

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

You are WELCOME! Happy New Year Angela!

@Irs4ever1983 4 года назад

Hi so with each step do you use a different angle on the razor? If so what angle?

@GentlemanMasterclass 4 года назад

Hi. Keep your blade at a 30-degree angle.

@Irs4ever1983 4 года назад

Always? Awesome thank you

@bigLOSdog 6 лет назад

I enjoyed the video.

@jaspersoanes5857 5 лет назад

I know this is late but can you just use regular shaving foam?

@GentlemanMasterclass 5 лет назад

Copy Right you most certainly can. When people do wet shaving with a shaving soap mostly they are just looking to do things the old fashioned way. Artisan shaving soap makers do have a few advantages over foam though. Even though foam is faster to work with, the artisan makers put prime ingredients inside their soap like aloe vera amongst other things to help your face heal better after using a razor, or they have aromatic properties as well. No one can deny the ease of use of foam however.

@jaspersoanes5857 5 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club Thank you for replying so quickly! I think I may take the dive into shaving with a straight razor or shavette.

@AHMEDHANDOUS-bw4ls 5 лет назад

Bravo

@hk-1290 7 лет назад

The first thing is actually have more facial hair to shave I generally find that alot easier but that's none of my business at least your using a real BLADE to cut with I respect sir!

@ReasonAboveEverything 6 лет назад

Are you using regular soap or shaving soap? Does it matter if you don't have shaving soap?

@ambaradan66 6 лет назад

Great and usefull video, appreciate the effort and passion you put in it. BTW, anyone has he's own way to shave but there are basic rules i see are not correctly applied during the video. In my point of view there are three points i see in the video aren't exactly right. 1) Brush is completely immersed into water, that procedure will damage the knot . 2) Lather is too loose, it means there's too much water in it and it does not help glide the razor neither help the skin and follicles to be protected . 3) Razor angle: it's to close to the skin, that might be right for the second, third pass, certainly not the first . First pass requires a different blade/razor angle.

@jacobinfante375 7 лет назад

who else thinks he sounds like Eddie Murphy and looks like him too?

@jacoporubini4308 4 года назад

Jacob Infante no

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

A bear and a rabbit were taking a shit in the woods. And the bear turns to the rabbit and says, "Excuse me, do you have problems with shit sticking to your fur?" And the rabbit says, "No." So the bear wiped his ass with the rabbit.

@dustin5459 6 лет назад

Also is there a clear lather so I can see lines I want to keep

@kevinhof2878 8 лет назад

Good job bro keep it up

@kwakamoto8767 7 лет назад

great video, can u tell me if you reuse these blades how many times do you do so.

@Gottacacheemalll 4 года назад

You can reuse them up to 5 times

@JohnDought 5 лет назад

My double edge get full, but when open it I can easily clean it. But straight razor is nice to

@BBBB-oq6wm 4 года назад

Did you start selling the soap?

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

Did. Off the market now. Too expensive to ship from Japan.

@latintiger 5 лет назад

Great Video. Are you by any chance have Japanese or your just a fan of Japan just like me? b/c i see you also do products from japan as well.

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

Two year later reply. A fan. It's so much more safer, cleaner, and convenient than the US.

@latintiger 2 года назад

@@GentlemanMasterclass LOL! thanks for the replay anyways

@2snipe1 7 лет назад

I actually bought this as a groomsmen gift with the proguard blades. I'm having a challenge cutting with it as I've never used a straight razor. The blades don't seem to trim me at all, even with some dangerous force to my face. It just pulls the hair out. What am I doing wrong?

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Replying back by mobile phone, my computer is rendering a 4K video at the moment so forgive any and all typos please. You not cutting any hair could be any factor of things. It could be your blade technique, it could be the Shaving soap or lotion you're using, or it could be not enough experience. It took me about a month to get down a decent enough technique to cut my hair with this razor and those same blades you have. Even furthermore I was already using some disposable straights since about 2008 that weaned me a great deal into this bigger heavier razor once I got it. So it's not like I just jumped into it overnight. I did a video about those weaning blades. I recommend trying a pack of those or something similar to get you started the right way, and a safer way. You shouldn't have to use dangerous force. When I find the link I'll put it here.

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

The link to that video is here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--Gjh42eYqkE.html Also make sure your face is well lubricated, that you're shaving in the direction of hair growth, and that you're shaving at a 30 degree angle. That razor is top heavy, so don't force it. Remember, let the razor do the work.

@dustin5459 6 лет назад

Do you have to do all these steps ? I’ve just been putting some shave gel on and shaving and it works fine

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Dustin you don't have to do anything. What you do is your prerogative. You don't have to do the three pass system, but if you want the closest shave you can get it's best to follow the steps.

@brianeastman3547 7 лет назад

Cool shave man.

@pauldance7387 6 лет назад

Good video but seems like youd want to rinse off the blade more often, but I am a newbie so I don’t know too much. Great 👍 vid

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Willy Ward the beauty of this blade is you really don't need to rinse it more or often. If it didn't Dawn upon you yet it's a single straight blade, it doesn't clog. The only reason you may still rinse the blade just as I do is out of habit or for aesthetic to not see all the soap caked up on the side. Cartridge razors need rinsing often because they clog with hair in the furrows in-between the blades, and will cut worse if you don't clear it out often.

@pauldance7387 6 лет назад

The Gentleman's Club thanks a lot, sir. shall I buy it through eBay ?

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

I suppose you could, I don't think there will be many counterfeits of a product like this floating around. If you're in the US, UK, or many countries in the EU however I'd highly recommend buying it through Amazon.com is a better bet. If you're in the US I have an Amazon affiliate link in the video description.

@elmanitasdeplomo 7 лет назад

Shouldn't your face be wet when rubbing the alum?

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Didn't have to be because the alum block was wet. If neither were there would be a whole lot of friction and it wouldn't be gliding across my face the way it did.

@ronspi 6 лет назад

Not sure if this video supposed to be serious or not, but looking at the angle you're holding the blade really makes one wonder why others don't even try a straight razor. Wherever they show, whatever they write, it is always 30 degrees from the skin, no matter where the skin is or what angle your face contour may be. When you shaved your neck (9:01 and on), the blade is nearly at 90 degrees to your skin. That's a scary move man. And going against the grain, oh, man. Never! 12:14. That's when I question if the video was to teach or to mock the usage of the straight blade. The shirt is your call, but the blade is not forgiving when in the wider angle.

@GentlemanMasterclass 6 лет назад

Thank you but I don't need nobody to tell me what I'm doing right or wrong when I'm the one who has been doing this for years now and don't cut myself, I haven't cut myself in this video either. Furthermore no one has watched my video and come back to me and said they cut themselves following my methods either. It's advice and recommended you cut at 30 degrees, of course that's common knowledge, but it's not 30 degrees all the time 100% of the time. You get a feel "of your own face" and "do what works for you". And no I wasn't cutting my face at 90 degrees. That's just your assumption. I'm tired of entertaining these comments because a lot of people are saying the same thing without knowing the details and furthermore without looking at the comment section to see if someone already said the same thing as you (which they have). Everyone has an opinion and everyone wants to be a critic these days.

@ronspi 6 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I think you validated what I wrote by writing that others said the same thing. I didn't copy other's text. Opinions are personal choices. Facts are not personal choices. Keep shaving and take it easy. This is not science. To each its own. Thanks again.

@czrlp7441 5 лет назад

Is that an old spice after shave bottle in the end?

@GentlemanMasterclass 5 лет назад

weird guy from high school Yes it is.

@czrlp7441 5 лет назад

@@GentlemanMasterclass got to love old spice.

@JustMeNoOther 5 лет назад

You forgot to shave your jacket xD

@vintage_andy 7 лет назад

what kind of blades are they, are they half of the double edge?

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Andy Martinez only half sided. Proprietary blades made by Feather.

@TheDarkRodent 6 лет назад

I've been using the same disposable for two years and I haven't bought shaving cream in 30 years. Cold steel and cold water....

@Gottacacheemalll 4 года назад

I use a separate bowl to lather.

@sherjeelchaudhry2612 6 лет назад

New subscriber

@Charsi_Escobar 8 лет назад

Where'd you find that razor and blades for it friend?

@GentlemanMasterclass 8 лет назад

Hey friend. You caught me while I'm on uploading a new video now. The razor and blades are both made in and come from Japan. You can buy anywhere international in the world however. Amazon.com would be the best starting point for someone looking to buy them. Check the video description, I probably have links.

@sherjeelchaudhry2612 6 лет назад

466th and 114th comment so early lol. #awake #3:49am

@hugoniggletz.5549 3 года назад

Im confused, is that you bathroom or office?

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

Office

@ishaikh5 6 лет назад

He doesn't really have a beard lol my face is hairy as fuck lol and will probably take an hour. Gonna try it out. Thanks for the vid

@johnwoodruff1878 5 лет назад

There is no hard fast rule that says you have to do 3 passes. This is what I have heard other professionals say. And I do believe that's They are right.

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

No hard rule. It's your prerogative.

@johnwoodruff1878 2 года назад

@@GentlemanMasterclass In reality, it’s just a depends on the situation. I will shave and I have to shower and do three passes . It will depend upon how much time I have. I rather enjoy my shave than rush through it.

@didierlambertzanger7134 2 месяца назад

Bad lather density and he doesn't strech the skin which is very important.

@gogogomes7025 4 года назад

Brain; 45 days without shaving and only that amount of beard?? Basic logic: he probably said 4 to 5 days.

@RichardNorby420 4 года назад

Get a bigger lather bowl and you will see how much easier it is!

@trip3980 8 лет назад

Ill just stick with a safety razor. Cant stand the other razor that gets clogged. But I will say I am tempted to go with a straight razor.

@GentlemanMasterclass 8 лет назад

This thing is not so bad aside from the initial learning curve that involves some nicks. "Ma, somebody call a doctor! I'm bleeding out!" Just as with everything else it feels like second nature the more you use it, and those accidents become less or non-existent.

@alessandrothugknifeforhate4517 7 лет назад

model of razor?

@GentlemanMasterclass 7 лет назад

Product listed in the description

@camilomontoya7412 2 года назад

i always nick my adams apple, just too sharp of a curve

@sssoundboy94 5 лет назад

+ towel.

@maxbatfish Год назад

Step #1 put your turtle neck sweater on....huh?

@not2stupidguitar 5 лет назад

I seriously can't watch a shaving video starring a guy who can't grow a beard this is hilarious

@GentlemanMasterclass 5 лет назад

Seriously, a guy who only has 6 subscribers talking to me like he knows me is hilarious. Hysterical!

@seviredansert2933 7 лет назад

So I guess you're pretty much screwed if you got bad acne, or even a few zits!

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

Better to go electric if that's the case.

@jonathanlewis4077 5 лет назад

Good morning sir I understand what you mean sir I have a huge Adam’s apple 🍎 too sir so I understand too

@ImpostorDoctor88 4 года назад

Why is this man shaving in his room and not his bathroom???

@GentlemanMasterclass 4 года назад

For reasons you wouldn't understand. Before you turn full ignorant because you only have an Americanized view of the world, try coming to Japan first to see why.

@ImpostorDoctor88 4 года назад

@@GentlemanMasterclass I was merely wondering, no reason to have an attitude bro.

@Illuminati089 3 года назад

Wtf would u pay 200 bucks for a shitty bowl and a badger when u can get a captain's choice copper bowl and a very nice synthetic and superior brush for less than 80 bucks? Also you add Way too much water to the soap it's way too runny no wonder it disapates fast. Unless you use the same soap everyday or every other day it's bad to expose the Puck to water unless of course it's a williams mug soap like Puck which needs it, otherwise the scent and longevity takes a nose dive. Also badger brushes holds more water but hogs lather sure they are soft but pointless nowadays tho personal preference.

@GentlemanMasterclass 2 года назад

Why buy sushi when you can just buy Spam? Why buy anything? It was a gift by the way.