Shaving Made Easy by Anonymous

Shaving Made Easy is a work written by Anonymous that provides a comprehensive guide to the art of shaving. It covers everything from the basics of shaving to more advanced techniques. It also provides tips on how to choose the right razor, how to prepare the skin for shaving, and how to maintain a clean and healthy shave. The book also includes advice on how to avoid common shaving mistakes and how to treat skin irritation. Finally, the book provides a detailed look at the different types of razors and blades available, as well as a guide to the best shaving products and techniques.

By Anonymous · First published 1905 · Genre: Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Instructional · 16 chapters · 10,091 words

First lines

First-class tools are necessary at the very outset. No matter how skillfully one may handle inferior tools, they will invariably produce poor results.

Probably as many failures have resulted from the use of poor razors, strops, or soap as from the lack of knowledge how to use them. In order that the best possible results may be attained, "good tools" and "skill in using them" should go hand in hand.

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Shaving Made Easy is listed on Textopian as an essay by Anonymous, dated 1905 CE.

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• Work type: Essay
• Author: Anonymous
• Date: 1905 CE
• Language: English
• Genres: Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Instructional, Humor
• Length: 10,091 words
• Structure: 16 chapters, 106 paragraphs
• Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)

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Genres

• Non-Fiction — This book is likely a non-fiction guide to shaving, providing practical advice and tips on the subject.
• Self-Help — This book is likely a self-help guide, providing readers with the tools and knowledge to make shaving easier.
• Instructional — This book is likely an instructional guide, providing step-by-step instructions on how to shave properly.
• Humor — This book may contain humorous anecdotes and stories related to shaving, providing a light-hearted approach to the subject.

Tags

1 · Shaving · away · back · beard · blade · br · brush · class · cup · edge · face

Contents

• THE SHAVING OUTFIT
• THE RAZOR
• CARE OF THE RAZOR
• THE SAFETY RAZOR
• THE HONE
• HOW TO USE THE HONE
• THE STROP
• HOW TO STROP THE RAZOR
• THE BRUSH
• THE CUP
• THE SOAP
• THE LATHER
• INSTRUCTIONS TO BEGINNERS
• THE RIGHT WAY TO SHAVE
• CARE OF THE FACE AFTER SHAVING
• IRRITATION OF THE SKIN ITS CAUSE AND PREVENTION

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