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    Quote Originally Posted by GreenLightJerky View Post
    Today was my best lather day and I shaved 2 days in a row with out irritation for the first time ever. I usually shave every other day or longer but im getting addicted to the whole shaving experience.
    Today I floated my HOT bowl in hot water and had the moistest thickest lather I've ever felt!
    Great SHAVE.
    I'm still using the Fusion and feel like I can only get so close before I start shaving off skin. Looking forward to getting a straight.
    I must say, I give you credit for having patience and learning how to prep before jumping in with the straight. I cannot say I went about it the same way, but your way is definitely right.

    By the way, Badgers aren't "better" than boars, just different. I actually prefer boar to badger. I own 4 Semogue Boar brushes and two badgers.

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    I like spending my money on quality things and that means moving to straight shaving wont be cheap. So while I am waiting for the good 'ol IRS check i decided to practice face prep and lather building with some economy stuff.
    It really has held me over.
    I tell you guys, I am so happy to have you hear to listen to me babble on about lather.
    The looks I get from my wife when I talk about it are hilarious.

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    I personally find, with some soaps I prefer the lather with my badger with others my boar, my creams lather better always with my badger. a badger brush need not cost the earth so why not buy a cheapish one to start with and spend the extra on soaps

    incidentally i recomend the tweezerman as a cheap badger, I have more expensive, but it is my goto.

    Geek

    Also half the fun of this experience is trying the many different aspects.
    Last edited by TheGeek; 02-18-2011 at 09:10 PM. Reason: more chat

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    I got the same weird looks, till I lathered her legs up and shaved em with a straight. She now understands.

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