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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Keeping a bit of hair for a rugged, devilishly handsome look

Looking to keep a bit of hair for that rugged, devilishly handsome look?

Keep that blade away for a few moments and keep growing out that five o'clock shadow, and we can talk about how to ensure an attractive, natural look for your face.

  1. Grow out your facial hair for about a month. Avoid a close shave for a while to see how your beard, sideburns, etcetera grow out. What kind of hair you can grow will greatly affect your choice. A word to the wise before starting though? It is very, very rare in the Western world to find someone with   a mustache that works. All too often it draws the mind back to the 70s, a time considered most unfashionable. So, unless you're looking to use that style, are going for a stylish goatee or beard, or have been blessed by the Gods of Haircare with a fine upper lip? You'll want to shave the upper lip no matter what.
  2. Once you've found how your hair grows and what you feel would befit your head and face structure, it's time to begin preening!
    We'll start from the most hair to the least.

 

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    • The Beard. If you're going for the mighty, manly beard, the most important thing is keeping it neat. While it can provide a very mature look, it can also give an unsightly appearance if used poorly. While you won't shave, it's still important to trim and neaten around the edges and any areas that might be growing in an unkempt fashion. (you might consider using an El Ché razor; it will provide precision)
    • The Chinstrap. So named for its uncanny resemblance to a helmet strap, this look - if pulled off effectively - strengthens the appearance of the chin and adds an attractive contour to the face. Shave at the cheeks while leaving the sideburns intact, as well as the areas of the upper and lower lips. Again, keep everything neat and tidy. (you might consider using an El Fidel razor that provides a 6th blade - precision blade to draw the lines)
    • The Goatee. A younger, more stylish look. Some people swear by an item known as the GoateeSaver, which is something of a face-guard that you hold over the goatee area to keep the general shape from being shaved over. It looks rather silly, but if you care to chance it, by all means. Shave everything but the goatee area and then figure out what you desire. The Goatee (just a beard limited below the mouth), a Van Dyke (goatee and a mustache, not connected) or the 'Circle Beard'. From then on, shave or keep what you wish, shaping the sides however you desire. (use the Black Edition for that)
    • The Soul Patch and the Mustache. The Soul Patch is just a small bit of hair below the lower lip and above the chin, while the mustache takes its place above the upper lip. However, both are highly easy to craft, though have many variations. Shave all areas around the face, save for the upper or lower lip area, depending on preference. From then on, just neaten and trim!

 

With luck, you'll find a clean-shaven or crafted method of shaving that works perfectly for you and gives your face a brand new allure. 

Enjoy your shaving!

 

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Monday, June 20, 2011

3 steps to get a nice close shave

This is a very basic 3-steps approach to get a nice close shave.

This is not rocket science and might come in handy if you have never shaved before.

  1. Wet your face with a warm cloth towel to exfoliate the pores, and then apply some shaving oil, shaving cream or shaving soap around the fuzzy areas.
  2. Using a relatively new disposable razor for shaving, run the blade along the hairy spots (cheeks, chin, neck, upper lip and so forth), going -with- the grain as you continue your shave.  Be sure to rinse the blade periodically to make sure it doesn't clog.
  3. Use a moisturizer (after-shave balm) to help soothe the skin and ensure it has that nice soft feeling.

Like said, shaving is not complicated. You only need the right products.

Enjoy your shavin'

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Crazy gifts in June to celebrate a new website and the rise of the summer

Dear customer,

We could have written thousands of lines about our new website and how cool we think it is.

Instead we prefer to let you discover it and to benefit from great gifts since we want to share our happiness with you all ;-)

We decided to name this operation : SUMMER WELCOME !

Look at the great gifts* we have for you.

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Order now on http://beta.razwar.com

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We are always open for feedback from you on wecare@razwar.com

*the free gifts cannot be cumulated in a same order

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Friday, June 10, 2011

Proper Skin Care by Shaving

Shaving. It is something most people do on a weekly basis (sometimes daily).  But is there more to shaving then just looking great and having smooth skin?

Most people do not realize that shaving has a lot of benefits to the skin and body. Women and men alike shave to look professional and obtain, soft smooth skin. Men typically shave facial hair as to have a clean look, obtain soft smooth skin, and impress women. Women shave their legs to have that pretty women look and also to have clean, smooth, soft skin. But shaving does more then just making men and women look professional.  It proves to benefit the skin in many ways.

First off, shaving helps to keep the skin clean and free from dirt and debris. Every time you shave you are actually removing dead skin cells off the surface of the skin. This helps to create that baby smooth feeling one gets after shaving. Not only does it give you that silky smooth feeling, it also helps to keep skin looking younger and fresh. By constantly removing dead skin and dirt, shaving opens the pores and allows the skin to stay wrinkle free longer.

Shaving can, however, have many side effects if done improperly. Improper shaving can lead to minor cuts, itchiness, and razor burn. It is import to use proper shaving products when shaving (oil, soap or cream). These shaving oil, creams and soaps are designed to keep the side effects down to a minimum. They do this by slightly numbing the skin and allowing it to stay moist the entire time you shave.  But even the most experienced person using proper oil, soaps and creams can encounter a minor cut if they are not paying full attention while shaving.

It is also important to remember that shaving is not just limited to facial and leg hair. Shaving can be done to any part of the body that has hair. Sometimes shaving can be a religious statement or even a fashion trend. No matter where you shave, the benefits can be seen. Great, smooth silky skin is not only a great feeling for you, but for your body and the people around you as well.

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Shaving Tips for a Close, Clean Shave

Contrary to beliefs, you actually don't need to abuse your skin to get a clean, close shave. Follow these simple shaving tips and you will minimize damage and irritation. Most importantly you will also improve the end result.

  1. Scrub : A gentle scrub before you shave will not only help renew your complexion but also help you achieve a closer shave. It works by opening up pores and raising stubs so they are easily accessible. The scrub also removes dead skin cells which helps prevent those ingrown hairs we all hate.
  2. Lubricate : Don't forget to lubricate before you start by using a shaving oil, a cream or a soap (avoid foams and gels). Your shaving formula should be like a lubricating shock absorber between your shaving blades and skin. It's there to allow the razor to effortlessly glide over your skin without scraping and causing irritation. Leave your chosen shaving formula on your face for roughly a minute before shaving. If you feel your formula has inadequate lubrication then you can also use more pre-shave oil.
  3. Shave : The warm, moisture rich environment created by a shower creates the perfect place to shave. This environment makes your hairs plump and soft whilst also opening your pores. Shaving should be your final step before you rinse off and leave the shower. Don't forget to mount a mirror so you don't miss any spots. To shave under the shower is not an obligation ;-) Over the thub works perfectly well also.
  4. Blade : After four or five uses (sometimes more depending on how well you take care of your blades and skin all together) it's time to send your shaving blade to the rubbish bin. To get a close, clean shave it's important to have a sharp blade so remember to regularly keep changing them. You don't have to apply too much pressure to the blade, gentle strokes are perfect but the key is a sharp blade.
  5. Things to avoid : Avoid irritants such as products with alcohol as these can irritate the skin and create microscopic swelling. If the product stings, numbs or tingles then it's not the right one for you.
  6. Top tip : If you are looking for a super close shave for a special event or occasion then shave in two steps. Firstly shave with the grain of the hair then reapply another coat of lubricant and shave a second time against the grain.

Enjoy your shavin'

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Shave your friends. Win a Raz*War subscription

Dear Raz*War friend,

 

I am writing you today since we need YOU.

We really believe our subscriptions are the best way for you and your friends to save big money on razor blades.

In these times of economic crisis, each saving counts but your hair continue to grow.

 

We have now subscriptions based on our 3 razor models :

- El Ché : 3 blades

- Black Edition : 4 blades (NEW!)

- El Fidel : 5 blades

For the moment, not everyone is yet registered to one of these plans.

 

We want to change that with your help:

Convince 3 of your friends to subscribe and you will receive one year of free shaving.

 

The rules are simple:

  1. Fill in the special form located here http://mgm.razwar.com with the 3 email addresses of your freshly registered friends
  2. Your friends must have signed-up for one of our yearly subscription between 18/5/2011 and 30/6/2011 (friends orders without subscription will not be taken into account)
  3. All duplicates email addresses will not be eligible to entry the Member-get-Member reward (ex: 1 new customer could not be claimed by 2 existing aficionados)
  4. If you already are a Raz*War subscriber we will offer you an equivalent gain in shaving products

Raz*War stands for revolution; therefore we need more people on board to change things in the razor market.

Make your friends join the movement!

 

Thank you in advance for your support,

Yours faithfully,

 

David Hachez

Raz*War activist

 

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Here is a message you might want to use:

 

Hello <name>,

I am a happy Raz*War customer since a while. I really like their products. They make me save loads of cash on razor blades.

If you buy one of their subscription I will receive a great gift from them.

So help me by shopping on http://www.razwar.com/

Thanks

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Monday, May 9, 2011

Do you know what skin type you have? Discover it with a little help from Raz*War.

 There are various skin types. Raz*War will introduce you to the 4 more common ones among men: oily, combination/normal, sensitive and dry.

Raz*War did not invent them; It is a basic and worldwide classification. 

To identify which one is yours, do the test.
  • Simply wash your face.
  • Rinse it until it is clean and really dry
  • Wait around 1 hour (do not do that before going to work but preferably on a weekend or when you go home at the end of the day). 
  • After that check your chin, center of cheeks, outer cheeks, center of forehead, outer forehead and nose, look for oily residuals. 
  • Last step is to try to identify which skin you have regarding which part are oily. 
Your skin type is defined by the quantity of oil it produces. 

Type 1: Oily
Here you will have the impression to be “shining” all around your cheeks, nose, forehead an chin. The pores of an oily skin are enlarged. This type of skin can be difficult to handle and can be more likely to have some acne and blackheads. 
Men with oily skin can be happy because their skin will tend to be less wrinkled over the years !

Type 2: Combination/normal
This type of skin is the easiest to care and to daily protect. It will go toward dryness on the cheeks while being oily in the “T-zone”, meaning  forehead, nose and chin. Here the size of the pores are medium and the texture is not so greasy but softer. 

Men with normal skin are the luckiest.

Type 3: Sensitive
In this sensitive type we could have guess that the pores are really fine, the skin is really thin and can be really delicate. This skin type will easily develop redness and it can be irritated really fast. This skin type will need a daily special care. 

Men who have this kind of skin will directly know it because they use the same products since a lot of years and they fight every morning against the shaving or environmental aggressions.

Type 4: Dry
The dry skin can also tend to become easily irritated and the pores are also really fine. The skin will tend to be tight each time the faces moves.
You will see appear in some areas white skin zones, these areas will appear if nothing is done to moisturize the skin.  
When you have this kind of skin you will need to avoid really hot water because it will tend to dry it even more.

I hope these small explanations helped you find which type skin you have.
In a future post we will explain which Raz*War products to use in function of your skin type.

Until next time,
Marina

Posted via email from Raz*War Social Echo

Monday, July 27, 2009

The Raz*War Revolution reached Springwise.com



As seen on the home page of springwise.com one of the most influential online trendwatching magazine.
You can look at the full article here.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Raz*War Subscription Plans in one table.

We received some very good questions from our customers regarding our Raz*War subscription plans.

These plans were conceived with people "like me" in mind; this means people willing to enjoy the benefit of shaving without the hassle to have to remember what to buy when going to the supermarket.

I tried to summarize our offer in one table (in beta):

With the Raz*War subscription plans you can select what amount of blades is relevant for you based on your hairiness ;-)

The more you shave the less you pay for each new blade.

The blades are delivered to your door every 4 months.
Therefore you don't have to worry anymore about anything.

We'll take care of your hair.