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− | There are many useful grips we use to hold a straight razor. This list is not complete and can be fulfil by each user. Each of us has our own best ways to shave with straight and many grips have different variations. Best way to find out what works for you is to try and practice. Notice that some grips could feel uncomfortable at first but | + | There are many useful grips we use to hold a straight razor. This list is not complete and can be fulfil by each user. Each of us has our own best ways to shave with straight and many grips have different variations. Best way to find out what works for you is to try and practice. Notice that some grips could feel uncomfortable at first but don't let it deject you. Some grips works better at the opposite side of the face and others at the same side of the face. |
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All grips shown below are executed with the right hand for demonstration purposes. They will work the same when executed with the left hand for those who shave with both hands. | All grips shown below are executed with the right hand for demonstration purposes. They will work the same when executed with the left hand for those who shave with both hands. | ||
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Single hand shavers might have their own variations and alternative grips. Additions to this article will be greatly appreciated. | Single hand shavers might have their own variations and alternative grips. Additions to this article will be greatly appreciated. | ||
+ | == Ways to hold a razor ("grips")== | ||
<gallery caption="The following images show various ways to hold a razor, and give a short explanation for each" widths="200px" heights="180px" perrow="4"> | <gallery caption="The following images show various ways to hold a razor, and give a short explanation for each" widths="200px" heights="180px" perrow="4"> | ||
Image:grip 1.jpg | Grip 1. This is basic grip which is useful for downward strokes (with the grain passes, [[Basic_Shaving_Passes#WTG_-_The_with_the_grain_pass | WTG]]) | Image:grip 1.jpg | Grip 1. This is basic grip which is useful for downward strokes (with the grain passes, [[Basic_Shaving_Passes#WTG_-_The_with_the_grain_pass | WTG]]) |