Thread: And it's Hello from me too

Glad to hear it's working out for you! And thanks for the introduction. When I first got here it was impossible to find all the information I need and participation is a must. I guess we must be recording some useful dialogues if you've come so far before piping up.

X

Welcome and congratulations.

So long as enthusiasts continue to share their knowledge and passion, the tools and the skill required to use them will not die.

You've been baptised...go forth and evangelize the masses.

Cheers,
Ed

Thanks for all for he encouraging and supportive comments, yesterday was my first stropping day. I found this a bit daunting, as I was about to strop a Lynn honed razor

So remembering all that’s been said in these forums, keep the razor flat, light strokes and take your time:- result…another great shave.

I seem to be willing my whiskers to grow.

One other thing I did today which also gave me a great deal of satisfaction was to bin all my designer aftershaves.

I now have Geo. F. Trumper’s Rose shaving cream, coral skin food, and their Skye Eau de Toilette, which I find leaves me feeling fresh, invigorated and relaxed after a shave.

This is almost like a new way of living

Welcome Morturn,

It is a nice feeling to be able to use this skill doesn't it? Also to have a face that feels 'So Fresh 'n so Clean' is an amazing benefit.

I love letting the women pet my face when I am out at the bars,

Sounds like you're having a good time at it as well.

Enjoy!!

Lynn

Congrats Morturn . Now you need to get a nice vintage razor , that was made in Sheffield , of silver steel . I have a 6/8 spike point Joseph Elliot , that was restored to new condition and honed "shave ready" . It's a real beauty , and an excellent shaver .

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