Relaxing Straight Razor Face Shave Tutorial | Garrett Michael Barbershop

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Barber Kevin Cannon at Garrett Michael Barbershop in Salt Lake City, Utah demonstrates a straight razor face shave.

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Garrett Michael Barbershop
435 E 300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

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[SHRIFF]

Great barber, great video but the background conversation kind of killed it.

[evanporter]

I went to barber school with the Barber, Kevin. Yes, he’s always that nice and polite. Hell of a guy

[kadenkiba]

6:41 the client looks at the two in the back talking like it’s ruining his life😂

[jackburnley]

Would have been even more relaxing with less background noise

[christopherlopez]

The people next to this guy are literally annoying like why are they so dang loud

[makebetteroffreedom]

Please, do it in a more silence background! The video was great, but the audio was irritant

[joemarsden]

The barber’s voice is super relaxing #asmr

[alysemary]

Wooo I’m a barber and FINALLY were able to do this service again post COVID! So I’m watching as a refresher, since I haven’t held a razor to anyone’s face in going on a whole year!

[NDSean]

You can tell that even the guy getting the shave is like ''shut the hell up!" to the people talking.

[Akhil-Arora]

I love when the camera is shown in the reflection, then you realize the video is being filmed by Greg Berzinsky!!

[Tmanaz]

What a luxurious treat. A barber can get at your face at the perfect angle with both hands in positions I could never contort into working on my own face. Now it's time for a shoe shine.

[mattieh]

Think you lot forget this channel promotes confidence through grooming not just having a beard.

[sarimento]

Nicely done! Recognize Feather Artist Club razor and Feather Pro blades, pinnacle of shaving gear! Barber had Proraso soaps on display but not sure what he used for the shave. Contrary to other comments, his lather wad perfect! Excellent prep with repeated hot towels plus oil. Standard shave fee of $25 was fully earned!

[danestallings]

The lady in the back cutting hair was kind of rude being loud when you’re doing a tutorial video

[pecanthejelly]

I'm obsessed with this video, its so satisfying to watch

[omarquintero]

I dig the video cuz it gives a real look at shaves and the environment . everyone’s complaining about the background noise but in a real shop it’s never silent! Granted it’s a video but nonetheless it’s still a great shave given by a great barber.

[suea.]

this is a fabulous has nice thick stubble...love the barbershop electric razor in the background...so soothing

[crazywomancreek]

That is an awesome tutorial. I like how you start at positions movement 3.

[darrellm.]

I want to take a shave after watching this video.

[stephenbamford]

Compliments to the barber for his excellent shave and thanks to the customer for volunteering to have the shave documented. The videography is outstanding, so kudos to the cinematographer!

At the ripe age of 72, I decided to pick up a straight razor and endeavored to shave myself for the first time with one.

Suffice it to say this barber showed outstanding methodology with the hot towels, pre-shave preparation and all the other many nuances. I guess you could say my experience on myself was trial by blood.

Nicked myself at least 4 maybe 5 times. And my shave was poor at best.

Compliments to the barber on his fine beard. Most impressive, that. I have to wonder though, given my limited viewings of such shaves, most of my samples of watching these shavings, the barbers all have sported impressive beards. So, it leaves me wondering, is there a reason for avoiding the act of shaving oneself for this and other talented barbers who demonstrate their shaving prowess shaving others?

Thanks for sharing. Great presentation.

Once my 'wounds' have healed up, I'll try to apply what the gentleman teaches and see if I can make any improvements. Before safety razors and other 'improvements' our forefathers used straight ones.

Also, I figure using a regular straight razor without replaceable blades and using a strop and learning to hone might actually be better environmentally. I mean I wonder how many tons of discards end up in landfills everywhere worldwide. Granted my use of a regular straight razor might not have much of an impact on our local landfill, but it would be a step forward and one less disposal. But then, if I cease and desist from using the thing, I know it, too, will likely end up in the landfill, too. So, maybe my obsessions with the matter are all for naught.