We put together this comprehensive ingredients list to help you better understand everything in our products. Being accurate is our goal, which is why this guide is meant to help you stay informed and knowledgeable about your personal care. And, since our products are consistently better you can feel confident about the results. If you would like more information about an ingredient, please email us.
Imperial Touch™ Men's Skincare Grooming Tips.
Imperial Touch Skin Care is a company designed to optimize healthy skin while redifining grooming techniques for men. First introduced as a razor bump company, Imperial Touch Skin Care has since evolved into a company offering a complete line of skin care products. Our products address a multitude of skin care needs for any age at any stage of your life. From adolescent to adult acne, Imperial Touch Skin Care offers a solution.
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
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Tuesday, November 23, 2021
The Imperial Touch™ Bethpage Damascus Steel Straight Razor
The Imperial Touch™ Bethpage Damascus Steel straight razor is made with the latest technology available, emphasizing unique elegance and superior appearance of perfect blade craftsmanship.
The attention to detail is legendary old world workmanship. Want a close shave in the classic style, then the straight razor is the only way to go. A beautifully handcrafted Damascus steel razor will make the morning shave ritual an absolute, pleasurable experience then shaving with a safety razor.
Sunday, November 14, 2021
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Saturday, November 13, 2021
Yes, Shaving Gel Is The Best.
Shaving gel is a lubricating product designed to be applied before shaving in order to soften the hair being shaved, along with moisturizing the skin and preventing the razor from dragging along the skin, potentially creating razor burn. It comes in tubs as well as cans, and is usually designed to foam into a thick, dense lather. Most companies which manufacture conventional shaving cream also make gels for shaving, as many of the basic ingredients are the same, and some consumers prefer more options.
As compared to shaving cream, shaving gel tends to be more efficient, because only a small amount is needed for each shave. This is because the consumer lathers the gel before or while he or she is applying it, rather than dispensing an already lathered product, as is the case with shaving cream. When dispensed in a can, the gel is kept under pressure so that it will dispense when needed. It is also available in tubs into which the shaver can dip a hand or shaving brush.
In most cases, shaving gel will foam when it is gently agitated in the hands or on the surface of the face. In other instances, it is intended to be applied in a thin lubricating layer which does not foam. Some specialized gels function like this to provide more moisturizing properties, or to soften particularly thick hair. When shaving gel does not foam, it is usually lightly colored, so that the person shaving can clearly see which areas of the skin have been lubricated.
Ingredients for this product can vary. Some gels use alcohol as a medium, which can unfortunately dry the skin. Alcohol based shaving gels also cannot be used very effectively in the shower or by people who prefer to wet shave. Most gel packaged in tubes has alcohol, unless the label suggests otherwise. Tubs of shaving gel, however, tend to use glycerin, which can be used to wet shave. Other ingredients may include aromatic compounds, moisturizing products like colloidal oatmeal, and skin soothers like cucumber, chamomile, aloe vera, or lavender.
When shaving, it is important to moisten the area first with hot water to relax the pores, soften the hairs, and relax the muscles. Apply shaving gel as directed on the packaging, and use a very sharp razor to gently skim the skin, cutting the hairs, rather than pulling them out. Most disposable razors do not provide a high quality shave, and will also tend to irritate the skin; if possible, use a double edged safety razor to glide over the skin, rather than pressing in. If a razor is used correctly, the shave will be smooth and close, but will not cause nicks or razor burn.
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Friday, November 12, 2021
What Not To Do When Shaving
1. Avoid shaving your face the very first thing in the morning – Let your skin wake up first! Then, use a facial scrub, like our Imperial Touch Oat Protein Facial Scrub or facial cleanser, like Imperial Touch Facial Cleanser to eradicate dead skin cells and open up your face's pores. This should be one of the best preparations for a comfortable, easy shave.
2. Stubble should be wetted, preferably with warm water before you shave. Then, gently massage your shaving cream or gel into stubble. A vitamin and Aloe Vera based shave cream or gel will provide a close soothing shave and protect against razor rashes and burns. For best results, use our Imperial Touch Aloe Vera Shaving Gel. Imperial Touch Aloe Vera Shave Gel reduces friction, minimizes nicks, cuts and scrapes, permitting a smooth, close, comfortable shave.
3. Always use a sharp blade. Using a dull blade usually results in shaving cuts, rashes and razor burns.
4. Even if you are in a hurry, take your time! Rinse your blade often in warm or hot water, and use slow, short strokes.
5. Shave with the grain. Shaving against the grain will likely cause redness, rashes, razor burns and ingrown hair. And, yes, they are painful!
6. After shaving, you should apply moisturizer to soothe your face. Avoid moisturizers with menthol or alcohol – even though they may feel good on your skin after shaving, they can be irritating to the skin.
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