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Thread: Australian Shaving Supplies
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08-12-2011, 03:27 PM #31
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Thanked: 1For razor honing:
1. The barber in southern end of Trinity arcade in the city can do it and offered to help me with stropping technique etc.
2. 6 Chairs in Fremantle, just around the corner from Elizabeths Books - great friendly staff and also have a small but reasonable collection of creams/soaps/brushes/razors etc. A guy called Bob honed my razor, plenty of time for a chat and a nice guy.
3. As mentioned in other threads, Mr Shaver in the city has some great stuff, but you will need to re-mortgage.
Coles sell it! Well they did about 6 months ago anyhow, haven't checked since then.
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08-12-2011, 11:22 PM #32
Fauldings Shave Cream
Found a 75g tube in Woolwoths yesterday
The first store I have seen it in
I checked a few others in my area
Finally got lucky and asked a shop assistant who knew what I wanted
and the price you may ask
a very well priced $2.65
Hope this helps
Rick
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08-12-2011, 11:25 PM #33
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08-14-2011, 12:13 AM #34
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Thanked: 983Paul doesn't have a Coles Store on his island home of Tonga (Glad that it's insidious grasp, along with Woolies, hasn't extended to there yet). Paul knows I will send it to him when he wants more, but in the meantime, he is working on getting a more local business to stock it for him. Can't harm the Aussie economy if he succeeds...Might not boost it by much, but everything counts.
Mick
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08-24-2011, 02:46 AM #35
G'day Aussies,
Anybody doing restoring looking for Micro Mesh pads and Sand Paper sheets?
Not sure how competitive prices are
May be worth a look at any rate
Micro-Mesh | The Sandpaper Man
And I found a Micromesh Colour Chart on a Google search
It could also be useful to identify the grades of Micro-Mesh
Not an Aussie company but will be handy to identify the Micro Mesh grades
Micro-Mesh | The Sandpaper Man
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08-31-2011, 01:53 AM #36
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Thanked: 1587Just to be upfront, I hone the straights for Russ at The Razor Shop so if anyone ever uses him and wants to know how the edge was done I am more than happy to let you know. Russ also has the last of my Kangaroo strops for sale. But as always, it might pay to shop around on the strop front...
Carbatec in Brisbane is where I found the rather large cache of Japanese natural waterstones. It is a bit pot-luck, and I do not know whether they still keep them, but if you are patient and know what you are looking for you might be able to pick up a decent Jnat there. I think at worst you'll get a 6-8K Narutaki for under 60 bucks, last time I looked, which is pretty cheap. Just don't expect the staff there to know anything about them. You are on your own in that regard.
James.<This signature intentionally left blank>
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08-31-2011, 03:15 AM #37
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08-31-2011, 04:14 AM #38
One of my fav razors was bought in a store
not too far (walking distance) from the Sydney
Opera House.
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09-01-2011, 11:44 PM #39
G'day Aussies,
Went looking for some items in the local Supa IGA store today
While checking the personal lubricants I spotted a bottle of Glycerine
Label says Glycerine - under the name is 1ml/ml in very small text
and under that in Glycerol BP ... not totally sure if its the right stuff for shaving
Thought if it isn't then I can always use it elsewhere
And the maker is that great Aussie company - Fauldings
Can anybody give some input whether this is the right stuff or not
Thanks for any help you can give
Rick
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09-02-2011, 12:08 AM #40
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Thanked: 983To the best of my own knowledge Rick, that's the stuff. I have some at home too. I just don't use glycerine in my shave, so someone else may be better qualified to give you a definite answer.
Mick
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