Preparation is key: Make sure your skin and hair are nice and warm and moist. The best time to shave is after using the body scrub in a warm place. Shower or after applying a warm, wet towel. This will soften your hair and open your pores .

Apply the shaving bar : Use the fresh larch shaving bar (all skin types) or tea time shaving bar (sensitive skin). This creates a smooth base and helps the razor glide smoothly over your skin.

Use a light hand : Hold the safety razor at an angle of about 30 degrees against your skin. Let the weight of the blade do the work – don't press down like you would with a disposable razor.

• Shave with the grain : Use short, gentle strokes in the direction of hair growth. Rinse the blade regularly between strokes to prevent clogging.
• Optional : Shave against the grain (for a super smooth result). If your skin isn't sensitive, you can shave gently against the grain for a second round. This is optional.

Aftercare : Rinse your skin with cold water to close the pores and apply the repair body butter (sensitive skin) or miracle body butter (all skin types) to soothe your skin.

Safety razors may seem more expensive in the short term, but they're cheaper in the long run. Moreover, a safety razor lasts a lifetime. You shave with a single blade instead of three, meaning you're exposed to less skin. This results in less irritation, fewer ingrown hairs, and a better shave.

Thanks to the rust-resistant steel, you can enjoy a durable, smooth shave for a lifetime. Tip: Dry the blade thoroughly, store it in a dry place, and clean it regularly for optimal use.