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Sean Stapelfeld
Puerto Rico
Приєднався 27 кві 2017
Hi, I'm Sean and every week I upload a variety of videos related to shaving & sharpening. On this channel, you will find content about general shaving and honing tips to help you get some of the best shaves of your life.
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Contact me: Feel free to contact me on these platforms, I always read all of your feedback. Facebook is the quickest way to contact me but for any other questions or help you may need feel free to email me at sean.stapelfeld@gmail.com. Let's chat!
Social:
Website: www.razorrealms.com/
Facebook: CallMeSeanBro/
Email: sean.stapelfeld@gmail.com
Contact me: Feel free to contact me on these platforms, I always read all of your feedback. Facebook is the quickest way to contact me but for any other questions or help you may need feel free to email me at sean.stapelfeld@gmail.com. Let's chat!
Elevate Your Shaving Routine!
In this video I shave with a straight razor using three different traditional razors. They all have the same sharp edge, the natural whetstone that was used was the coticule. The belgian coticule is a natural whetstone that produces a very comfortable and keen edge, it can go all the way from bevel setting to a fine finish, a truly wonderful one stone hone.
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Check out my shaving Blog: www.razorrealms.com/
Make sure to click the guides navigation tab for more resources on the art of straight razor shaving!
I go into topics about the belgian coticule while also talking about relaxing hobbies like the fight between Israel Adesanya and Dricus Du plessis at UFC 305. While i'm shaving I also evaluate the three different razors and compare their edges with one another. Like always I read and reply to all of your comments so thanks for watching!
Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Shave Info
3:36 - UFC 305
5:22 - First Pass
8:37 - Send Me Your Coticules
9:24 - Second Pass
12:06 - Third Pass
15:40 - Final Thoughts
#mensfashion #shaving #menshealth
Enjoying the content? Make sure to hit the like button and subscribe for more videos like this one!
Check out my shaving Blog: www.razorrealms.com/
Make sure to click the guides navigation tab for more resources on the art of straight razor shaving!
I go into topics about the belgian coticule while also talking about relaxing hobbies like the fight between Israel Adesanya and Dricus Du plessis at UFC 305. While i'm shaving I also evaluate the three different razors and compare their edges with one another. Like always I read and reply to all of your comments so thanks for watching!
Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Shave Info
3:36 - UFC 305
5:22 - First Pass
8:37 - Send Me Your Coticules
9:24 - Second Pass
12:06 - Third Pass
15:40 - Final Thoughts
#mensfashion #shaving #menshealth
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Want to use a coticule to get a sharp edge? This video shows you how to negotiate with different types of cutting coticules from a slow cutting coticule to a fast cutting coticule. With the right negotiation a keen shave ready edge can be achieved. Check out my buddy Eric to learn more about coticules: @BigEShaves Enjoying the content? Make sure to hit the like button and subscribe for more vid...
These Edges Actually Work!
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Watch me shave with two coticule edges! One coticule is a slow easy finisher, the other is a fast cutter perfect for that bevel setting stage. They are polar opposites but still manage to provide a similar cutting efficiency. For the price I think coticules provide the biggest range but also one of the nicest most comfortable edges you can get! Channels To Check Out: @BigEShaves @longhaultanker...
Effective Coticule Sharpening Process
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In this video, we’re taking a close look at the Belgian coticule-a stone that’s been the go-to for many who love a sharp, comfortable edge on their straight razors. This natural stone is loved by many, but there’s plenty of debate around the best way to use it. Should you hone under running water or with soapy water? Heavy slurry or thin slurry? Bevel setting on the coticule or on a synthetic? ...
Can I Survive This Giant Yuri Razor?
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How To Sharpen A Straight Razor - The Touch Up
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Starting to feel some tugging while shaving with your cutthroat razor? That might mean it's time for a touch-up. If a pasted strop didn't do the trick and your razor still feels dull, it likely needs some honing. Instead of doing a full bevel set progression, a quick touch-up honing session will get it back to optimal sharpness. Enjoying the content? Make sure to hit the like button and subscri...
This Is The Best Way To Shave!
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In today's video, I'm diving into why shaving with a cut throat razor is the ultimate shaving experience. I'm using a custom traditional straight razor crafted by SK Collins. Though it’s labeled as a 7/8, it’s actually closer to an 8/8 - giving it that extra heft and precision. I whipped up some slick lather to complement the razor's sharp edge, making it glide effortlessly through the whiskers...
Where Am I With Coticules?
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Like the content? Make sure you hit the like and subscribe button for more videos like this one! Check out my shaving Blog: www.razorrealms.com/ Make sure to click the guides navigation tab for more resources on the art of straight razor shaving! Gear: Razor: Custom Gold Dollar Brush: The Vulfix Old Original Badger Soap: Sterling Soaps Iceberg Glacier Edge: Coticule In today’s episode we talk c...
Honing Journal - Jnat & Bears
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Like the content? Make sure you hit the like and subscribe button for more videos like this one! Check out my shaving Blog: www.razorrealms.com/ Make sure to click the guides navigation tab for more resources on the art of straight razor shaving! In today’s episode we are honing a razor for our friend Robert! He sent us his razor to try out and it had an amazing Arkansas edge on it. After shavi...
How To Bring An Edge Back To Life
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🤤🤤🤤🤤hai veramente ragione….la migliore via per radersi!!!! 😉
Grazie amico mio! Il mio bordo preferito su un rasoio è il bordo a cotica
Well done, that’s a really nice Straight razor shave. Not many people can completely use a straight. Greetings from Perth Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you so much Garry! I love straight razors, it was trial and error at first but now it comes very natural. Now I need to practice DE more because I get more cuts with those
Convexed hones , load of BS
@@markodams5857 Thank you for your comment my friend, I’ve tried flat and convexed, I use both… they definitely work for me and a group of others
Great video and great honing session! I'm impressed :)
@@WaxbellShaving Thank you so much my friend!
Great shave. You shave like a pro with that straight razor. Good work. Well done. Nice vídeo. Love that music.
Thank you my friend! This music gets me ready to shave hehe
@@seanstapelfeld yeah i can see that. And works wonderfully. In the end that BBS Shave says it all. Really really awesome vídeo. Has you said, it payed off. 🙂😉💪
the song gave me goosebumps! sick!!!
@@757History I’ve seen this song floating around the UA-cam space and it’s a banger! I could see myself getting pumped to this song right before grappling class
Good music 🎶 choise . Go easy Mr speed shaver 😊
@@Martins-Shaves123 Thank you Martin! I need to do another speed shave or blindfold shave 😂
Sean, that's a beautiful stone you've got there! Glad you posted this. I've been in the straight razor community for over 20 years and have always shared what I know freely and without expectation of anything in return. Sometimes this has worked out and other times it's opened me up to nasty criticism. "There are many ways to sharp" is something I've said for a long time. It takes all kinds and we get them. You can check out my videos on theperfectedge.com. - Thanks!
In my opinion: you have an enviable hand! 👏👏👏
@@ivanvargiu5445 Thank you my friend for those kind words!
Ikr just what about it is so enviable ?
@@figherty1224 because he is a great tonsor, who uses the razor with a great technique.
@@ivanvargiu5445 Thank you my friend! Those are wonderful words and motivate me to keep going strong in the hobby
Cool headband
@@Bamaboyshaving feeling like a ninja!
The series of action that you shave around your lips with a straight razor are wonderful.
Thank you so much my friend!
Fantastic Shave as always, you could elevate any shave with any thing you use, That is just have Masters work Have a great week
Thank you Jaguar, I really appreciate those words my friend! Going to shave today with an edge I’ve never tried before, it’s called “water of ayre” something like that 😂
Wow! 👏👏👏👏👏
@@ivanvargiu5445 Thank you my friend!
Nice!
@@Bamaboyshaving Thanks Michael!
Hi Sean. Wanted to ask if you went from 5k to coti would you go water only or slurry on the coti. You used misty slurry. Thanks for the info. Have a good one
@@borbelyhaz321 hey Borb thanks for watching my friend! I think it would depend if it’s a fast cutting coticule or a slow cutting coticule. If I was using my fast cutting coticule then I wouldn’t use any slurry but with my slow coticule I would have a light misty slurry. For sure I would on both do at least 100 laps on coticule not under running water but rather cleaning the stone every so often for garnets that aren’t visible. Hope this helps my friend!
Lots of truth in there. Something I don't get..for folks who are practicing this as a 'hobby' something is off, 'the community' seem to dicard, or at least act very slow and unresponsive to new ideas and members. As a hobbyist I tend to find something mainsteam that works for me, but the MOST fun is the path exploration that follows, and the vast majority just seem to stick to the same old sad, repetative song and dance. I think many of us have very interesting findings but do not care to share them as we are pretty sure that the reception is going to be critical or pretencious. Could we get the fun back into this please?
Agree with you 100% my friend! I have some things I do with my honing that I keep to myself because if I shared it I can already hear the negative comments but i'm slowly trying to forget about the negative critics.
Dev'essere veramente divertente radersi con quel rasoio 💪🏻😉👍🏻 Ciao , alla prossima 🙂
è molto divertente! Adoro radermi a mano libera, ma sto pensando di fare anche qualche rasatura DE
My blood pressure just skyrocketed!
I’m sorry about that my friend 😂 it really doesn’t feel dangerous by now, I’ve done it so many times 😂
😱😱😱😱😱😱 bravo bravo bravo ….come fai !!!!
@@MecoShaving Grazie amico mio!
Sean you make that very nice and quick 😊! I'm now shaving 1 day straight, 2 day DE or SE and again 😊
Robert that makes me very happy to hear! I'm going to try to do some DE shaves as well, so many blades to try on DE. Happy weekend my friend!
@@seanstapelfeld ❤️ Happy weekend also to you!
Have you ever tried shaving with a traditional straight razor? How do you shave?
Slower than you, Sean! 😂
@@dnamol It's been a while since i've done a speed shave... maybe some time soon? hehe
@seanstapelfeld LOL, to me, married with child, the shave is my zen, it is my time alone in the bathroom when I can zone out and not think, just be (assuming a nice edge etc), fast is not what I strive for.. you are young still 😂 However, I am truly impressed with your ability to shave. I have much to learn and I am trying to get pieces from the folks I follow, you, Eric, Bill, Jacques, and Leon.
@@dnamol I agree with you 100% I like doing a fast shave every once in a while because it can be a nice challenge that I put on myself but... When I come from work and i'm really tired I just want to shave and relax, take my time making the lather... hot towel... smelling the different scents... massaging the whiskers with a nice badger brush... and forgetting about the days problems and just focus on one thing which is shaving.
@@seanstapelfeld Amen to that.
Great shave as usual my friend, you make it look so easy!
Thank you my friend! By now it has become muscle memory but at the beginning there was a lot of trial and error haha cheers have a good Saturday!
Se posso di dove sei?
Non mi dispiace affatto amico mio! Vengo da Porto Rico, siamo un territorio degli Stati Uniti. Dato che parlo spagnolo riesco a capire un po' l'italiano, alcune parole sono simili. Adoro guardare i rasoi italiani, voi ragazzi avete così tanta conoscenza quando si tratta di rasatura bagnata!
@@seanstapelfeld Bellissima Porto Rico…ma abiti la o negli Usa? Sai amo gli Stati Uniti…il vostro modo di vivervi la vita!!! Felicissimo di aver conosciuto un nuovo amico !!! Comunque anche voi sia come rasoi che come saponi siete al top…basta pensare a marchi tipo Rex, Yate Precision oppure a saponi come Ariana & Evans ecc 🤤
@@seanstapelfeld lo dal Sud Italia…anche io vengo dal sole e dal mare …😎🏖️☀️
@@MecoShaving Vivo a Puerto Rico, una piccola isola... abbiamo bellissime spiagge e ottimi frutti di mare. Ho provato Ariana ed Evans e sono tra i miei preferiti! Sono felice di aver trovato un altro amico, saluti!
Wow….sei bravissimo con il mano libera!!! Top 😉
Grazie mille amico mio! Tutto quello che ho imparato è stato attraverso i canali UA-cam
@@seanstapelfeld anche io…ma ancora non mi sento pronto per utilizzare il mano libera 😅…mi fa paura…amico sei bravissimo…lo utilizzi con molta naturalezza 😉
@@MecoShaving Quando ho iniziato a radermi a mano libera con il rasoio a mano libera, ho iniziato inizialmente dalle guance e ho finito con il rasoio a cartuccia... ogni volta che decidi di provarlo, procedi con calma e divertiti è la strada giusta!
@@seanstapelfeld ottimo consiglio 😉👍🏻
Wow Sean you make it look so easy with straight razors
it's because of the bandana 🤣Thank you my friend!
@@seanstapelfeld yep that’s what did it that ninja bandana
Great job, Sean. I’m getting caught up on the videos. Always a pleasure to watch you in action. You’ve come a long way in seemly a short time. Good on you for taking up the sr hobby with gusto!
Thank you Leon! I have good friends that have helped me through this entire process and it seems I still have a lot to learn. I'm very thankful to you for guiding me through the arkansas stones and answering all my questions, I love that stone it gives great edges, i've been honing the same way you did in that video, sitting down and honing for 45 min to an hour, God bless!
There is nothing like the accomplishment of getting a good edge. Thanks for sharing.
@@nonamebear1136 Thank you so much Robert! It took some time to get the coticule edges where I wanted but hard work pays off. Thanks for the comment my friend, happy weekend!
@@seanstapelfeld :) Thank you, you as well.
So, it is indeed the honing that makes the significant difference... Nice to see how awesome it slices, all three of them... Good one
@@TheEndlessLoveatLondon Thank you my friend! These natural stones give a wonderful edge. They hone a little different than a synthetic or jnat but they are really fun. Cheers
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@@RobertsClassicShave thank you my friend! Bandana or no bandana? Hehe
@@seanstapelfeld I'm fine with either, as long as you feel comfortable!
@@RobertsClassicShave I like it, I feel like a ninja shaving with it 😂
@@seanstapelfeld ❤️🤣
I heard that illustrious leader of the rabid B&B shave forum moderators, “the admiral” who Luvsmysupper has taken up the Bot Hobby. 😎
@@billm.2677 ahahahaha you’re killing me bill! No wonder shave bot was so feisty for this shave 😂
Ah ha ! I know why you're wearing the hat band ....its in preparation for a blindfold shave 😊 ala Leon challenge, I enjoyed mine , wish I had your ninja head band 🥷 ! Your coticule skills and evaluation is wonderful. I still maintain the steel quality matters as much , or more than the stone . Yes stropping with a coticule is paramount . But only if you've good steel .Great shave 👍.
@@Martins-Shaves123 Martin I think you’re correct, at first when I started I wasn’t sure but I’ve noticed as I hone more that solingen blades really like a coticule edge. Just got a hht5 the other night. I’ll do another blindfold if you do one hehe
I'm going back to the 70's for my new lingo.....that was FAR OUT man!!!
@@garys_shave from what I’ve been told those where the times to be alive! Sounds like life was a lot better in those days. Cheers Gary, happy Friday!
Great mug❤
@@efektmurowany thank you my friend! It’s my favorite book series called throne of glass
Hi Sean, good video, as always. As stated before, I think I need to stay on the stone longer.. But what confuses me is when honers talk about fast, medium, and slow coticules in combination with slurry (makes all the sense when run without, though). The granats in the slurry can come from two sources, right. The bottom stone or the rubbing stone. So would it not be equal if you use a fast bottom stone with a slow rubbing stone or the other way around (assuming the same number of free granats in the slurry).. so we should be able to get several mixes.. fastxfast (most aggressive) to slowxslow (pre polishing). To me, this seems to be the same as the JNAT where you keep the base the same and swap rubbing stones.. Btw got home yesterday and got to have a proper shave this morning following 2 weeks of cartridge use.. Lol, what a pleasure.. //J
@@dnamol Thank you my friend for that wonderful comment! So the way I learned it is this way. 1. Garnets are what make the razor keen because it’s what is abrading the steel. 2. Since these are naturals the garnets inside each stone can differ, in other words there can be more quantity of garnets in one stone than another. 3. You have softer stones and harder stones when it comes to coticules, I think this refers to the material that is holding the garnets in place, think about the yellow part of the stone you see… like synthetics that is the material holding the abrasives in place. 4. I think you’re absolutely correct in using a hard rubbing stone when using a soft base stone because that will help keep it flat but in that case the abrasive that will be coming out will be mostly from the soft stone. 5. If you had a hard stone as the base and used a soft stone to rub then it would mostly have garnets from the soft rubbing stone. 6. I always like using soft and hard because with using two hard stones then it can scratch the surface of both the base stone and rubbing stone. With two soft stones I don’t think this is a big problem. 7. Even if you have a soft stone it can still be a slow cutter depending on how many garnets that particular cut of stone has inside of it. 8. This is why some people say “this stone is slow on slurry or slow on water” because even though you see a milk slurry there might be few garnets in the mix and it can also work the other way around if you have a stone that has a lot of garnets inside the clay like material holding the garnets together. This clay like material is called “lutum”. So to recap the white slurry you see doesn’t necessarily mean there is a lot of garnets in the mix… the white slurry you see is the “lutum” inside of there are garnets and depending on the stone it can have a lot of garnets or few… the garnets are so small you probably can’t see them without a microscope. I hope this helps my friend. I am no expert so if I’m wrong on something I’m sorry, I’m just passionate about coticules hehe I hope you have a great weekend my friend!
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@@daniloshaving Thank you Danilo! This shave felt so comfortable.
Great video! You make it look so easy! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@josuetirado4499 Thank you for that wonderful comment Josue! It’s all thanks to the wet shaving community that I was able to learn this skill! Cheers my friend have a Good Friday
Great shave. I watched it with pleasure. In general, apart from a sharp razor, the greatest influence on the comfort of cutting beards is the speed of the blade movement. Long movements are good and short ones too. Best regards
Thank you my friend! I really like the long strokes but perhaps it’s my inexperience, I’ve been doing this almost a year and a half now but I notice with shorter strokes I get less irritation but I think I’m the issue but hopefully with more practice I will get better. Always a pleasure when you comment encouraging comments my friend! Have a good weekend
@@seanstapelfeld Short strokes are safer. But calmly long quick strokes on the cheeks and neck, short quick ones on the chin and jaw. You shave very well. 💈🤝🏻💈
@@kwasek1971 Thank you my friend! I think we have a similar shaving style… in part because I watch your videos and take inspiration.
@@seanstapelfeld Thanks Buddy.
Man you can’t get a better example of how keen and comfortable and absolutely barber quality edges a Coti can provide than this video. You can see how close that shave was, no redness, a silent whisker assassination. Great, effort, between the research, stone evaluation, and shave test, you now have a wealth of data in your toolbox. Valiant effort and stellar results…. Congrats sir.
@@BigEShaves Thank you brother! For those word and all the guidance you gave me through the research process. I should be getting that coti some time next week I think in the start of the week. Cheers 🍻
Breaking News: Stapelfeld vs Shave Bot for the Middleweight Strop!!! Awesome to see that convex in action. Great shave as usual!
Shave bot is a problem! Why was he so aggressive against me? I think he took the win on this one hehe
"Wax on right hand. Wax off left hand. Wax on, wax off. Breathe in through nose, out through mouth. Wax on, wax off. Don't forget to breathe. Very important." LOL. "Wax on, wax off. It doesn't matter how many times you've done it. You always need to practice your fundamentals." Regards, Mr. Miyagi:)
You’re killing me JPO! 😂😂 you’ve made two comments now that have made me laugh way 2 much… the coti diplomat was the other one haha
@@jpo31 as long as you don’t paint the fence, that stroke is a mother
@@seanstapelfeld No problem. Brother from another mother;) Engineers are the funniest people on the planet, you know;) Don't get me started on pi...
Nice shave bro!
@@Bamaboyshaving Thank you Michael! It felt really comfortable. Can’t wait to start honing with you
@@seanstapelfeld me too bro 😎
Nice presentation
@@billm.2677 Thank you Bill! Recorded it like 3 different times 😂 my English sucked that day.
Good stuff Sean. I'm going to find time on Saturday to revisit my coticule. It's a slow stone so I won't try to bevel set with it - I'll go from a synthetic to a medium-heavy slurry on the coti and dilute from there and see where it takes me. I'll use Devan's approach and check with a packing peanut at each stage to see if I'm moving forward or taking a step back.
That's what it's all about my friend, these stones are very versatile, I feel like they give the most comfortable edge... I did a shaving video with the razor and it was perfection! might drop it tomorrow. What is your most comfortable edge on a razor?
@@seanstapelfeld So far it's the Jnat kiita. But I'll keep looking for something better - the best you've tried is the best you know. There may be better to come.
@@michaelkuper8268 i know but my future wife will kill me if i buy more stones, razors, or soap hahaha
Well done Sean , interesting video💪🏻
Thank you Danilo, I love honing with these stones!
Great looking stones. Thanks for the walk through and sharing your experience.
@@nonamebear1136 Thank you so much Rob! This was a great challenge, I should be getting a new coticule this upcoming week… can’t wait!
Hi Sean. Awesome video
@@borbelyhaz321 thank you my friend! Might take a break from cotis now… nahhhh hehehe
if this was an mma video, there would for sure be a comment says, "Sean 'Negotiation' Stapelfeld"😅. man that was cool to see the process from the moment you killed the edge all the way up to the hair test. looks tedious but necessary and above all rewarding. tbh looks like fun too!
@@757History in this case it was more tedious because I chose two stones that aren’t the best for the job but I did that specifically to show how versatile these coticules stones are… I would have had a much easier time just using one of the stones. Cheers my friend, did you see the adesanya and dricus fight?
@@seanstapelfeld i watched all of prelims and the first fight of the main card. THEN I FELL ASLEEP😭(really hate it when that happens). saw plenty of highlights though including the finish! really enjoy ddp's fighting style, and always love to see the classier fighter win. cannonier vs borralho this weekend! who u got? ive seen all of cannonier's fights since he moved to middleweight and all of borralho's fights since his ufc debut. borralho has been really impressive so far; plus he's young and hungry so i can see him winning. i'll be rooting for cannonier though; whenever it's a young buck vs a seasoned veteran, i always tend to root for the veteran. love to see an old dog show the world he's not done yet!🔥💪
@@757History I’ve got borralho 😂🤪 great fighters like always anything can happen
@@seanstapelfeld agreed! i like borralho too because he conducts himself very well in his interviews--another gentleman! ill also be happy for him if he wins!
Great Job Sean, nice seeing others sharping straight razors, I don't use one myself but I can pick up on things, Have a great weekend
@@jaguar-Films Thank you Jaguar! I really recommend trying them out, come on in the water is fine 😂 have a great rest of your week my friend
❤❤❤ fantastic 😍
@@RobertsClassicShave thank you my friend!
Nice demonstration. The coticule diplomat;)
@@jpo31 Thank you JPO… it definitely felt that way when you want the stone to do one thing but it wants something else 😂