Vintage Boots: Philips Razors Reviews

Friday, 10 August 2012

Philips Razors Reviews

Shaving of the beard, moustache, or other excessive facial and body hair has been passed on from generation to generation as early as 100,000 BC, or the stone age. It began when man started pulling hair from his body. It is also said that according to ancient cave paintings, man used two seashells as improvised tweezers to remove hair from the face.

By 30,000 BC, the flint blade was used as the earliest shaving razors. Early shaving razors get easily dull and either needs to be disposed or sharpened very often. As years went by, other tools to remove facial and body were invented. In the late 1800s, King Camp Gillette originated the idea of a disposable razor blade. Little did he know that his bright idea would serve as an inspiration for future shaving tools.