Mühle Safety Razor Rocca - R 94

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Mühle Safety Razor Rocca - R 94

Name: Mühle Safety Razor Rocca - R 94
Brand: Mühle
SKU: R94
Price: 7599.0 TRY
Availability: InStock

7.599,00TL

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Ürün Kodu: R94

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Mühle Safety Razor Rocca - R 94

ROCCA- razor blade, closed comb, stainless steel

This package includes Rocca safety razor and 1 Mühle razor blade. Click here to buy 10 blades.

This razor is made of stainless steel. It is all stainless steel and not plated.

Size: 41mm x 105mm
Weight: 80 g

ROCCA is between our closed comb (R 89) machines, which provide a very soft shave in level, and our aggressive open comb (R41) machines that shave close to the razor. Our users, who are looking for tools that are a little softer than open comb tools and as soft as closed comb tools, will enjoy a perfect shave with this machine. We recommend you our Mühle blade razors that work in perfect harmony with our razor blades.

ROCCA

Beautifully simple, yet particularly masculine: This is the new ROCCA range of products. A little more modern, and more distinctive than much of what is known from MÜHLE, they are made from the finest and most durable stainless steel. But it has been worth the effort: These products are particularly durable and robust.
The satin or slightly matt finish not only feels good in your hand, but is also pleasing to the eye and creates an elegant effect.
Even with all of these new details, ROCCA's heritage is still very evident. The design of this range is a further development of classic MÜHLE models; the name ROCCA (from the Italian for castle or fort) refers to the very best materials – and also to the fact that a MÜHLE product will last a lifetime and beyond.

No frills, but with fine extras: The ROCCA razor could not be clearer or more masculine. Its uninterrupted lines from attachment to base make it both beautiful and practical: Thanks to its ergonomic shape and the surface structure of the handle, it feels good in your hand. As connoisseurs say: It has grip. It turns an everyday ritual into a daily design experience.

The surface structure of the black handle is a modern interpretation of the knurl on the handle of a classic safety razor. The honeycomb-like structure not only provides a contrasting accent to the satin-finished stainless steel, but is also very tactile, offering excellent grip.

HOW TO USE A RAZOR?

Moisten the shaving zone – the face and neck – with warm to hot water.

Make a loose lather from shaving soap or cream with the brush, apply in gentle strokes and enjoy the massage effect, then allow to take effect for one or two minutes. Shaving with a safety razor requires a little practice. The skin also needs some time to grow accustomed to the shave. Getting started will be easier if you follow these instructions:

Step 1:

Moisten the beard area, preferably with warm water, and lather it thoroughly with a brush. If possible, use a highly effective moisturising shaving cream or soap. This will allow the blade to slide over the skin more easily. Make sure that the razor head and handle are firmly attached to each other, but only tighten the screw to the extent that it can be unscrewed without much effort.

Step 2:

Now begin with the shave. Hold the safety razor at an obtuse angle (approx. 30°) to the skin. Start with the cheeks and allow the razor to slide over the skin, applying gentle pressure. Always shave in the direction of the beard growth (with the grain).

Step 3:

When shaving the neck, stretch the skin tight with your free hand. Do not be discouraged by small cuts or grazes. Once you have familiarised yourself with the razor, they will rarely occur. For practised shavers: by slightly loosening the handle (approx. ½ a revolution) the angle of the blade is increased. This enables you to shave very cleanly in contours. Always tighten the handle before continuing with the rest of the shave. We recommend our rust-proof MÜHLE razor blades which are the perfect match for our safety razors.

Rinse - moisturize: Rinse your skin with cold water after shaving, moisturize, nourish and refresh with an aftershave balm or aftershave.

Mühle razors are compatible with double-edge blades of all brands. We recommend our razor blades that work in perfect harmony with our traditional razors.

Take time for yourself, enjoy the peace and quiet for a moment, and leave the hectic pace of the new day at the bathroom door. Since 1945, we at Mühle have called this ritual, in which we take part in our daily lives, the "Shaving Culture." This is the shaving culture that the Mühle factory has been building for the last 75 years in the Ore Mountains of Germany.

Our third-generation family company today represents sustainable products created by hand with true dedication. With contemporary and timeless designs, avant-garde forms, and classic wet shaving, tradition is as important to us at Mühle as constantly looking to the future.

Whether shaving brushes or safety razors, classic razors, bowls, or the right care product: Mühle's entire focus is consistently on the best materials combined with sustainable production practices.

It is one of the largest manufacturers in the world, producing the best quality products for cosmopolitan people. Made in Stützengrün, Germany.

Material	Stainless Steel
Color	Natural Matte Steel
Type	Head Type	Closed Comb - Rocca
Safety Bar	Yes
Length (with head)	102 mm
Length (handle)	95 mm
Head Height (top-bottom)	9 mm
Head Length	41 mm
Weight	84 g
Blade Compatibility	Double-edge razor blades
Intermittent Shaving	Suitable
Daily Shaving	Suitable
Aggressiveness	Medium Aggressive
Place of Production	Germany

About Design

Rocca

Quite beautiful and notably masculine… It has a more modern look and more distinct lines than Mühle’s well-known products. It is crafted from the highest quality and most durable stainless steel. This effort is well worth it: the products are exceptionally sturdy and durable. The satin or very fine matte finish makes you feel good not only when you touch it, but also when you look at its elegant and pleasant appearance.

The shave provided by Rocca series tools is unique. In terms of aggressiveness, it sits between well-known closed comb razors and open comb razors. It is more aggressive than closed comb razors, yet gentler than open comb razors, but it is also suitable for daily shaving. Rocca is known for delivering a close shave with the utmost comfort possible, thanks to its ergonomics and special blade angle. Its excellent sound feedback is truly worth experiencing!

With all these details, the legacy you will leave with Rocca is quite evident. Its design was achieved by further developing classic Mühle models. The name Rocca (Italian for fortress) signifies the finest materials and also the idea that a Mühle product will stay with you for a lifetime.

It is offered in four different designs: birchwood, matte steel, black honeycomb steel, and DLC black coating. Aside from the design differences, the head and grip ergonomics are completely identical.

How to Use

Use and Tips

- In traditional shaving, preparation is important. For shaving preparation, the skin and beard should be softened, and this process should be done only with lather obtained from cream or soap.

- The skin should be softened with the shaving lather, which has a whipped cream consistency, preferably (ideally) with a shaving brush. Moving the brush around your face for about 1 minute is sufficient to soften and stimulate the beard.

- Open the head of your razor. Hold the blade by its short edge, place it inside the razor, and close it.

- If your razor is a 3-piece model, it will open by twisting the head; if it's a 2-piece model, it will open by twisting the mechanism in the handle.

- Then, begin to shave. Closed comb razors only touch the skin at a 30-45 degree angle. They cannot directly contact the skin. They shorten the beard by cutting it, so you need to do multiple passes. It's important to shave according to the direction of beard growth.

- For the first pass, shave in the same direction as the beard growth. This direction is typically downwards on the cheeks but may vary on the neck. Every man has a different beard growth direction, and this cannot be changed by the cutting direction.

- Do not press. Classic razors shave with their own weight. Gently hold the razor by its handle and do not press it against your skin. Allow it to glide with the lather and blade. For those new to traditional shaving, our primary goal is to achieve an irritation-free shave, not necessarily a perfectly smooth one. As you get used to it (approximately 8-10 shaves), clean shaves will naturally follow. Do not go over the same spot multiple times.

- After the first pass, reapply lather to your face with a brush or your hand. For the second pass, shave in the same direction again or in a cross-grain direction for a closer shave (e.g., from ear to cheek, or cheek to ear).

- The skin perceives each blade contact as an impact. After shaving, it's important to soothe this impact. Aftershave products contain highly soothing ingredients. If you have problems like dryness, itching, or redness, use a balm. If you don't experience these discomforts, you can use a lotion for a lighter effect. Using both together is also common; you can apply lotion first, then balm.

- We recommend not shaving against the grain until you are fully accustomed to the razor. This can cause unwanted issues like irritation or ingrown hairs.

- Mühle classic razors have chrome-plated heads made of metal. Applying excessive force to metal parts can lead to screw deformation, so please avoid this. Oiling the metal parts a few times a year with metal oil will extend the life of your razor.

- After shaving, remove the blade from the razor, dry it, and store it in its paper wrapper. Mühle razors are made from a stainless zinc alloy. However, we do not recommend prolonged contact of the surface with a rusty blade.

- The average number of uses for double-edge blades is 4-5, but this is directly related to the razor used, shaving frequency, blade brand, and skin type. Therefore, everyone's number of uses is unique. Change the blade as soon as you feel it tugging rather than cutting your beard. Do not shave with a dull blade, as it will cause irritation.