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How to Build a Complete Shaving Routine in 5 Minutes

29 July 2026  •  BY MR. STAG EDITORIAL

A great shave does not have to take half an hour. With the right technique and tools, you can get a clean, comfortable shave in under five minutes every morning.

Step 1 – Prep (60 seconds)

Splash warm water on your face for 30 seconds, or shave right after a shower when your skin and hair are at their most supple. This single step reduces shaving resistance by up to 70%.

Step 2 – Apply Shaving Gel or Foam (30 seconds)

Work a small amount of shaving gel into a lather using your fingertips and apply it in circular motions. Cover the entire shaving area, including the neck. A good lather creates a protective cushion between the blade and your skin.

Step 3 – Shave (2 minutes)

Using your Mr. Stag razor, begin with the cheeks — the easiest area — then move to the jawline and neck. Use short (2–3 cm) strokes, rinsing the blade after every 2–3 passes. Finish with the upper lip, pulling it taut for precision.

Step 4 – Rinse with Cold Water (15 seconds)

Cold water closes pores and soothes the skin. Rinse your face thoroughly and pat dry with a clean towel — never rub.

Step 5 – Moisturise (30 seconds)

Apply a small amount of aftershave balm or moisturiser. This replenishes skin moisture stripped during shaving and keeps your face looking fresh all day.

Five minutes. Every day. Consistent results. That is the Mr. Stag promise.

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