New Luxury Wooden Shaving Soap Bowl / Mug With Lid Cover For Men's Brush HARYALI

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Brand New Classic Shave 100% Wooden Bowl with Lid<br>This is just a Great<br>Collectible<br>Piece<br>Hand Crafted by Professional Workmanship<br>Hand made Polished Waterproof Finish<br>Great Art, Nicely Curved, Design and Shaped<br>Curved sides for Firm Grip while usage<br>Perfect for Gifts or for Vanity and Shaving Collectors<br>Overall size (Approx.):   3.85" X 2"<br>Interior Dimension:   3.25"<br>Outer Dimension:   Approx 4"<br>Buy with confidence. Please contact us before leaving feedback. We are not doing business to get -ve feedback. We are selling at very competitive price.<br>Shipping<br>Orders usually shipped the next business day. Please contact us for availability on rush or time sensitive orders.<br>Shipping charges are clearly indicated, and are not refundable.<br>FOR ALL APO / FPO ORDERS there will be additional $4.95 towards shipping charges<br>We ship USPS. Free US Ground Shipping on Orders over $100 (excluding: AK, HI, PR & territories);<br>US delivery address time in transit estimates:<br>First Class (4-7 business days),<br>Priority Mail (2-3 business days)<br>Express Mail (1-2 days - No Sunday or Holiday deliveries)<br>Time in transit are estimates only, from time of shipment.<br>Returns<br>If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, please contact us as soon as possible. You may return orders<br>unused, in new condition and in the original packaging<br>, within 7 days of receipt for a refund of the purchase price.<br>For health reasons we are unable to accept returns on personal care products such as razors, shaving brushes, strops and manicure implements unless defective.<br>Please note:<br>Shipping charges are not refundable unless the return is the result of our error. USPS Ground or Priority Mail shipping and handling charges will be applied to return orders that received free ground shipping.<br>Important!<br>Please " ask seller a question " for a return authorization. Unauthorized returns will be refused and returned at your expense.<br>We reserve the right to refuse any order. Certain items we sell are not available for export.<br>A Cutthroat Business<br>(wordings taken from an article)<br>Men take a lot of ribbing from the media for their newfound interest in grooming. When writing their metrosexual theme stories § every newspaper's gotta have one! § journalists invariably call me, sometimes chuckling but most often perplexed that men (read: "real" men) should concern themselves with anything that doesn't involve strange noises and motor oil.<br>Also invariably, this question arises: "Does the trend come from the gay community, or has feminism finally neutered the modern male?" To which I reply, "Have you ever tried to shave yourself with a straight razor? Many of my customers do it, every morning. Shave yourself with a straight razor and then come back to tell me about the feminization of men."<br>That part never seems to make it into their stories.<br>Manly? Yes!<br>Absolutely nothing is more masculine than a shave tool that can take your head clean off. Straight razors practically drip testosterone from their unprotected blades. These bad boys are the reason safety razors exist. They are unassailable icons of dangerous living.<br>At times called the open razor or cutthroat, straight razors are making something of a comeback as men rediscover the nearly lost art of the traditional shave. And don't kid yourself: straight-razor shaving is an art - one that takes practice, the rock of eye, and a steady hand. Rush the job and you'll be reapplying your Adam's apple with Krazy Glue.<br>Practice Makes Perfect<br>Learning to shave with a straight razor involves very much the same process. Create safe zones and expand your territory. Start by trimming your sideburns on the first day of practice. Just the sideburns. That's it. Shave the rest of your face with your favorite safety razor.<br>Each consecutive morning, expand your safe zones to include more of the face. In this way, you'll quickly develop a technique with the blade that's least likely to draw blood.<br>Preparation<br>Lather is everything when shaving with a straight razor. The cardinal rule is to