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Facial hairs are not for everyone. While keeping a beard might work for certain people, it is not applicable to others. Maintaining a beard requires time and money \u2013 only a handful of people can afford both.<\/p>\n

Close shaving is the only other alternative available for any individual in the latter category. There are different ways you can get a close shave. Safety razor and beard trimmers are viable options.<\/p>\n

But nothing beats the use of a straight razor. They are economical and are not difficult to maintain.<\/p>\n

This in-depth article looks at everything straight razor; from learning the basics of this adept tool to picking the best straight razors on the market.<\/p>\n

Parts of a Straight Razor<\/h2>\n

Using the straight razor means you have to be familiar with certain terms. This is non-negotiable. You can\u2019t be shaving with a gear you know next to nothing about right? Erm maybe you can, but it is confidence boosting being knowledgeable about the parts of your straight razor.<\/p>\n

Here are the parts of the straight razor:<\/h3>\n