🐷 REUZEL
“by Schorem Haarsnijder en Barbier”
Leen and Bertus started learning men’s hair cutting as teenagers. Combining classic barbering with rock & roll influence, custom culture and various cool sub cultural influences, Reuzel’s founders opened the local yet influential barbershop named Schorem Haarsnijder en Barbier.
Ultimately, Leen and Bertus would expand beyond their shop in Rotterdam, Holland and launch the internationally-renowned line of tonics, shampoos, conditioners, hair-greases, motion, and other very cool male-targeted products under the Reuzel name.
Leen and Bertus started learning men’s hair cutting as teenagers. Combining classic barbering with rock & roll influence, custom culture and various cool sub cultural influences, Reuzel’s founders opened the local yet influential barbershop named Schorem Haarsnijder en Barbier.
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REUZEL TV
REUZEL SPELLED WITH A Z.
PRONOUNCED WITH A MIDDLE FINGER.
Like every good story, this one starts in an alley. With two men in love with barbering. Sotted in style. And drowning under the influences of rock ‘n roll, kustom culture and the working class ethic of Rotterdam.
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MEN ON A MISSION
Leen and Bertus wanted to cut every man the perfect hairstyle, proper porkchop. And to provide a haven. A barbershop. A place men could trust the products and enjoy the company. Those classic styles and hot-towel shaves are still around. And the traditions that created them have kickstarted a bit of a riot.
FLASH FORWARD
Cut to the present day. Leen and Bertus have their name on a school, spreading the greasy gospel to people who need to perfect their craft. And they have their own line of products, too. Reuzel is here to make sure that as styles change, the attitude remains the same.
IF YOU GET IT, YOU GET IT.
And if you don’t, you never will. Doesn’t bother us. But for those people who are ready to sculpt a style, write a story, and be part of a legacy… Well, welcome to the family.
BEARD GROWING TIPS FROM REUZEL
When growing a beard or other styles of facial hair, your face will probably be itchy from dry patches and new facial hair. This lasts about two weeks and can be soothed with Reuzel Beard Balm. Does beard balm work? Absolutely. What does beard balm do? This balm combines shea butter and argan oil to treat irritations, massage into the skin for moisturizing and itch relief. Do not buy the smallest size balm. After the symptoms ease and your beard begins to look like one, use the balm to make your beard appear thicker, stay moisturized, and tame rogue hairs. Balm is an excellent styling product to give your beard its desired shape and stay that way throughout the day. Maintaining your beard You will need a boar bristle brush and comb to train your facial hair to stay in the correct position. Special beard and mustache combs are available, but a regular comb will suffice. These grooming implements also spread the natural oils your body produces throughout your beard. You will need scissors to trim and shape your beard and mustache and to get rid of split ends.
Beard care and maintenance is as easy as washing your hair.
Reuzel Beard Foam
is a conditioner that deodorizes your beard, absorbs quickly, and helps you tame and control your beard. Did you know that beards with an unpleasant odor are the number 1 no-no according to women?
Pay attention to the skin beneath your beard, without regular exfoliating and moisturizing it can develop the dreaded “beardruff”, so Reuzel Beard Balm and Beard Foam should be used daily. As your beard grows, you will see its natural shape and decide with or without a barber the best beard style for you.
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