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    Hi,
    Maybe a silly question, but does the .25 and .50 diamond pastes I bought from ClassicShaving, drying out after some time? And if yes, how to "reactivate" the pastes?
    Many thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingreverent View Post
    Hi,
    Maybe a silly question, but does the .25 and .50 diamond pastes I bought from ClassicShaving, drying out after some time? And if yes, how to "reactivate" the pastes?
    Many thanks.
    Drying in strop? or drying in syringe?


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    They have an oil carrier so they should never dry out in the container. of course on the strop they are supposed to dry out.
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    All I wanted to know is if the paste could dry up in the syringe itself.
    The "Amplex" syringe, bought from ClassicShave is water-based. As only a small amount is needed on the strop, I fear that the paste will dry up in the syringe till the next time...

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    As long as the syringe is "closed" the water shouldn't be able to escape.

    Either way, it'll be a long time before that happens, and if it does happen too soon, just add water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge View Post
    As long as the syringe is "closed" the water shouldn't be able to escape.

    Either way, it'll be a long time before that happens, and if it does happen too soon, just add water.
    Retain my pastes in a hermetic container involved in the fridge.

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    Default Add water

    If they're the water based pastes, add a few drops of water and mix in. Don't add too much water.

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