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    Quote Originally Posted by hsamuels View Post
    One issue I have is that I'm deaf. That isn't a problem by itself, but every once in a while a family member barges into the bathroom and scares whatever pants I'm wearing off of me. So I have to think carefully about holding a naked blade when that happens. I could lock the door...
    Definitely lock the door. At first you're going to experience problems with the shaving itself, there's absolutely no need of further outsider interference. Good luck!

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    Thanks. I'm sure I can lock the door, I just wonder about the wrath of a woman separated from her cosmetics!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hsamuels View Post
    Thanks, Costabro! You motivated me to get a brush for now - Tweezerman's pure badger, only $12.50 at Amazon.
    I was just wondering how that brush worked out for you?

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    I've been using it with Musgo Real cream, and am getting pretty good at making a nice lather in a bowl. The brush is pure badger, but I guess that means it is trimmed to shape, and also a little stiff. Sometimes it feels scratchy, but sometimes I like the brisk massage aspect of it. And I always finish off just before shaving with a few paint strokes, which are really quite smooth.

    I can whip up the cream into a lather in no time. Today I got my first soap - a puck of Kent. Not sure if I'll use the Tweezerman or the Kent brush (stiffer) that came with the soap.

    Thanks again for the recommendation.

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    The art of shaving has a nice travel pack with cream, oil, aftershave balm and a badger for $50. That is what i started with and am still using the razor. It might be more than you are wanting to pay butmit gives you some difference in shavecream to play with.

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