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Thread: 5th shave was a sad shave
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06-04-2012, 05:55 AM #11
thank you for the offer but I think ill try to stick with someone in Aus (keep the cost down as I'm now an even poorer uni student from all my recent shaving aquisitions lol)
I think I will definitely be using a wet sponge of towel from now on. As for your offer, I may take you up on that! I have a balsa strop with paste coming with my new poor mans strop within the next week or so and was thinking to try that and see how it fares. I read in another post were glen/gssixgun mentioned its worth a try but then also said that he has never tried without a stone.
I also really need to stop spending all my time on everything shaving as I have assignments coming out of my ears and have literally run out of time for some of them :-S
this may mean a few weeks break from the straight road...sigh.
I'll be back!Last edited by Naallen12; 06-04-2012 at 05:56 AM. Reason: some rediculous spelling, most likely still many shining examples :)
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06-04-2012, 02:51 PM #12
I know how it feels, Nick - I've got 6 x assessments for my TAE waiting to be done as well.
Whenever you are ready just PM me for my details.
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06-04-2012, 08:36 PM #13
I've read to many horror stories on hear about chips and cracks in razors from hittin the sink, taps etc when washing lather so I make a point of Turning the blade upside down so the spine touches the sink bowl then vigorous left to right motions to remove the lather, I figured that the spine of the razor having contact with the basin does no damage to the razor and it's easier to polish a scratch off the spine than re hone due to chip, one more tip as I learnt the nasty way, If you drop the razor no matter how much you love it leave it fall as it won't thank you for catching it.