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Tuesday evening
Hot water prep
Bartmann no68 razor - Proraso green sc - generic silvertip badger - cold water splash - Thayer's rose petal witch hazel resplash - hot towel - Acca Kappa 1869 AdC
A true fine shave with excellent team-working ingredients!
A great relaxing end to an intense day.
3 passes to bbs-bliss.
Genco Master Barber two days ago.
Wade and Butcher wedge today.
Soap is always Mike's barbershop
brush is always whipped dog silvertip
A/S either Krampert's or Pinaud Bay Rum.. I'm in a rut !!!!!!!!!!!
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Wednesday
Thiers Issard
Cold Water
Omega Pura Setola 10777
Orange Blossom & Jasmine handmade soap
J.A. Henckels Rostfrei 6/8"
Thayers + Weleda balm + unrefined shea butter
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Prep - None
Soap - MWF
Strop - Neil Miller 3 inch Cordovan leather/English linen
Brush - Muhle 25mm synthetic silver tip fiber
Razor - George Butler & Co ART No 2 and 1/2
Post - Alum block
AS - aqua Velva Ice Blue
Cold water face lathered shave. Amazing how effortlessly that Muhle synthetic loads up with NWF and produces prodigious amounts of great lather.
Bob
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The Aiku coupled with MNS Lime produced an outstanding, relaxing 3 pass shave!
Have a Great Wednesday Gents!
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Prep: Speick Natural Soap & Prairie Creations Oil
Razor: Feather AS-D2 with Personna Med Blade
Soap: Proraso Green Tub
Brush: Semogue TSN 2012 LE #46
Scuttle: Schwarzweisskeramik
Post: Proraso After Shave & Balm
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Lukewarm Shower, Kimchee Kamisori, VDH Boar, Tabac Shavestick, Olive Oil, Pinaud Lilac Vegetal, Murray's Australian Bees Wax
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31/7/2013 - Reine borste bloom..??
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Pre : L'Oreal face wash
Soap : Tabac
Brush : Unknown pure bristle
Razor : 1961 Gillette fatboy (#9 setting)
Blade : Feather
Post : Homemade lime scented balm
Finish : BBS
Comments :
The brush was one of a pair I won on eBay, and is going to take some getting used to. There's almost some backbone in it, which is odd considering it's "pure bristle".. I thought boar brushes had some amount of scrubbiness in them. I'm also at a loss as to the makers brand of it, as the brand sticker isn't intact.
looks perfect, Dave!
