Maggard Razors

14 recommendations and reviews from 14 people

• Referral from September 26, 2019
  

  IRLeif asked:

  Looking for an online store for Cella shaving cream with reasonable shipping fees to Norway Hello, wet shaving friends! I'm trying to get my hands (or face?) on a tub of [Cella shaving cream](http://www.cellamilano.it/en/shaving-products/shaving-cream). Unfortunately, it is not carried by any retailers in Norway that I have been able to find. I have contacted the two largest retailers to ask whether they can include Cella products in their range, but they both refused. I have found it on a couple of international online stores. [ItalianBarber sells it for $9.99](https://www.italianbarber.com/products/cella-shave-cream-150g), but they charge an additional $34.99 (!) for shipping to Norway. [Amazon (UK) sells it for £8.40](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001B4SEU2/), but they charge £13.62 for shipping. The shipping fees are ridiculous compared to the product price. Does anyone know of an online store that can ship Cella shaving cream to Norway for a reasonable price?

  

  undream22 replied:

  FYI - for future, check with us at Maggard Razors (maggardrazors.com). We have very reasonable International shipping rates. We have customers throughout Europe that say our rates rival ecom sites located in their home country.. and our selection is huge... Nearly 1,000 soaps and creams. We may very well be the largest wet shaving supply store in the world at this point!!

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• Referral from August 18, 2019
  

  thelordplatypus asked:

  $100 to spend for a new DE razor and brush. Recommendations? Started with a insanely cheap set off of Amazon and ready to upgrade. I have set aside $100 bucks for a new DE razor and brush. I am looking for recommendations on how vets like yourself would spend that. Let me know!

  

  kjames3419 replied:

  MaggardRazors.com has a build a brush workshop. Pick a handle, choice of 2 band bandger, synthetic, Silvertip, or SHD badger knots.

  

  lancre232 replied:

  If Amazon is required, I'd get a Rockwell 6C razor and a Semogue boar brush, an 830 or a Semogue Owners Club. If you're open to other vendors, try a starter kit from Maggardrazors.com or [Stirlingsoaps.com](https://Stirlingsoaps.com).

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• Referral from April 6, 2018
  

  blackbaronH asked:

  New to wet shaving Hello everyone , I’m new to wet shaving , due to hearing it’s better when you have pimples and it’s cleaner. Can anyone recommend me a good razor and blades and where to buy them :) Really appreciate any kind of help or further information on how to properly shave with it ( hearing it’s different from the simple razor like Gilette etc. )

  

  ilovetofaceswap replied:

  https://www.maggardrazors.com Pick one of their starter kits and you will be good to go!

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• Referral from December 23, 2017
  

  KZingerK asked:

  Recommendations for a newb? Hello fellow wicked_edgers!! So I’m a complete newbie for traditional wet shaving. I have been using a brush and jack black shaving lather as well as a Mach 3. The only problem is my skin gets very irritated and enflamed every time after I shave. I have a feeling this is because of the Mach 3 as well as having coarse facial hair. I have been shaved at the barbers with a straight razor, which was amazing!! But what does everyone here recommend for a razor, straight edge or something else? Also any recommendations for good shaving products ( soaps lathers etc.)? I’m also in Canada if that makes a difference? Thanks very much!!

  

  Hoghead82 replied:

  Being in Canada check out starter kits from maggardrazors.com. Also a great soap made up north is soapy bathman. Just starting out new I’d recommend a safety razor over a straight. Straights come with baggage like honing and stropping. Honing stones can get expensive very quickly. If you don’t have the equipment to hone I’ve seen people offer up that service for $20 ish.

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• Referral from January 17, 2017
  

  Vark0 asked:

  Looking for barber supplies I'm specifically looking for wet shaving materials (straight blade, strop, badger brushes, soaps). Anybody have any recommendations?

  

  iamcorvin replied:

  [Knifewear](https://knifewear.com/pages/ottawa) on Bank has a small selection of razors (straight and safety), brushes, strops and software. Other then the few barbershops mentioned they probably have the best selection. You will probably need a straight razor honed before use and they do a good job there as well, I've had a couple of straights honed by them and they shave well. And as for online [Maggard](http://www.maggardrazors.com/) has a good selection of inexpensive gear to start with. Also seconding the /r/wicked_edge recommendation.

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• Referral from December 3, 2016
  

  Jaron S. asked:

  Admins delete if not allowed Where is the best place to buy a straight bladed razor from. Wanna get a nice one that will last.

  

  James A. replied:

  maggardrazors.com has a nice handmade razor for $209.00. They real nice and have Brad hone it and you will love it.

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• Referral from September 6, 2015
  

  pjokinen asked:

  Does anyone know of a good B&M store near Cleveland, OH? I just moved to Cleveland and also recently got into DE shaving. I'd love a good B&M to see which scents I like without ordering a ton of samples. Any places you have to suggest would be great!

  

  Old_Hiker replied:

  [This](http://www.straightrazordesigns.com/?gclid=CIWqyZ-Y4 scCFZKIaQodcCgDSw) place is in Medina. I've never been there so I can't comment from first hand experience. As /u/arbarnes said, [this](http://www.maggardrazors.com) place is in Adrian, Michigan. I have been there 5 or 6 times and can vouch for the incredible selection.

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• Referral from April 5, 2015
  

  cali_wet_shaver asked:

  Soaps/creams from Italian barber Looking for some recommendations for soaps and/or creams from Italian barber. I'm not too familiar with most of their products but looking to change things up a bit to my collection. Thanks for everyone's help placed my order, figured the best way to explore was by ordering a different samples and upgrading my current razor considering how much more affordable maggards razors are

  

  crazindndude replied:

  I also think you'd be better served with [Maggard Razors](http://www.maggardrazors.com/). They have a much wider collection of artisans along with the usual mass-market guys. In addition to the artisans /u/arbarnes listed, I would add Strop Shoppe, WhollyKaw, Soap Commander, and Maggard's. All are fantastic performers, so just pick a scent you think you'll like.

  

  arbarnes replied:

  IB has a good selection of mass-market products, some of which are very good. I Colonali, Castle Forbes, and DR Harris are all worth a look. As far as artisan stuff goes, check out Catie's Bubbles, Seifenglatt, and Tiki Bar. But unless there's some compelling reason to shop at IB, you'll find a much greater selection of artisan soaps and creams at Maggard Razors. They really do have the motherlode there. My favorites include Barrister & Mann, LA Shaving Soap Co., and Mickey Lee Soapworks.

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• Referral from December 1, 2014
  

  Jaime C. asked:

  Does anyone know if they sell washers small enough for pinning at the big box hardware stores?

  

  Shawn C. replied:

  Ace had 1/16" Brass Rod. Maggards sells Restoration Supplies here... http://www.maggardrazors.com/produc.../restoration-supplies/

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• Referral from March 24, 2014
  

  Grateful_Dave asked:

  Need a honemeister's services. I have 2 straight razors that I picked up at a local antique store and I need them honed. Does anyone know anybody here or elsewhere that could help me out? Cheers!

  

  rgtoth replied:

  Maggardrazors.com. They do great work.

  

  Anonymous replied:

  I'd recommend you send them to maggard razors, Shave Smith/u/RockyMtnAristocrat, or myself Can you post pics of the razors?

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• Referral from November 19, 2012
  

  JohnnyAppleCreed asked:

  Restoration work? I frequent antique stores and I pick up a lot of SRs. I have used GSSix and Mike @MasonRazorWorks. I love both their work but am always interested in giving new business to other restorers to see their work. I am very open to your design scheme. So anyone from /r/wicked_edge have a recommendation? Thanks guys

  

  commiecat replied:

  Aside from Glen, these are two of my favorites: * Max/Maximilian - [SRP site](http://straightrazorplace.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=1098&title=vintage26 amp-3 b-custom-straight-razors&cat=4) and [his personal site](http://www.madaspenhome.com/straightrazors/straight_razors_custom_restore_history_photo_gallery.html). IMHO the best restoration guy out there. * Brad/undream22 - [SRP site](http://straightrazorplace.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=5112&title=restoration-2 c-custom-scales-2 c-and-honing-by-brad-maggard-razors&cat=4) and [his personal site](http://www.maggardrazors.com/). Beautiful work, particularly with horn scales.

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