BookBookA traditional shave is one of the few grooming rituals that feels as good as it looks. Here is what a royal, hot-towel shave actually involves — and when it is worth booking.
A machine pass removes hair. A royal shave is a sequence designed to protect the skin and deliver the closest, most comfortable result possible. Every step has a purpose, and the whole thing is meant to be slow.
Hot towel: heat opens the pores and softens the beard so the blade meets less resistance. Pre-shave oil: a protective layer so the razor glides rather than drags. Warm lather: brushed in to lift each hair. The passes: careful strokes with the grain, re-lathered as needed for a clean, even result. Cold towel: to close the pores and calm the skin. Balm: a final soothing finish.
Any man who wants a genuinely close finish without the irritation of rushing it at home. It also pairs naturally with an executive haircut when you want to look fully reset in a single appointment.
A shave is one of the best things you can book the day before a wedding, a keynote, a photo shoot or an important meeting. The skin looks calm and even, and the result photographs cleanly under any light.
The Royal Shave at Moses Executive Studio is $45, private and by appointment, in Brickell, Miami. Reserve a time that fits your week.
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