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    SOTD Jan 9

    Prep: hot shower
    Razor: G. Wostenholm & Son CANUCK
    Razor: WW2 Gillette Khaki
    Blade: Feather (day 2)
    Brush: Wilkinson Sword
    Soap: Proraso white tub
    Passes: 3 (WTG x2, XTG)
    Post: cold water, alum, Proraso blue

    First pass done entirely with the straight today! I still find my self struggling to find a comfortable grip on the straight, which did have me concerned about shaving my neck area, but I took it slow and all is well. I did get a nice nick on each cheek... That square tip is not forgiving at all.

    I am really enjoying shaving with the straight, but a round tip might have been a better starting razor.

    Because of the nicks, I decided to add the alum to my post shave. It didn't sting as much as I feared!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tysimons View Post
    SOTD Jan 9

    Prep: hot shower
    Razor: G. Wostenholm & Son CANUCK
    Razor: WW2 Gillette Khaki
    Blade: Feather (day 2)
    Brush: Wilkinson Sword
    Soap: Proraso white tub
    Passes: 3 (WTG x2, XTG)
    Post: cold water, alum, Proraso blue

    First pass done entirely with the straight today! I still find my self struggling to find a comfortable grip on the straight, which did have me concerned about shaving my neck area, but I took it slow and all is well. I did get a nice nick on each cheek... That square tip is not forgiving at all.

    I am really enjoying shaving with the straight, but a round tip might have been a better starting razor.

    Because of the nicks, I decided to add the alum to my post shave. It didn't sting as much as I feared!
    Ahhhh the Proraso, just can't beat that soap, great stuff, excellent price. Try and get a tub of the Proraso Red, it's a sandalwood, completely awesome! And if you see it, splurge another $8.50 and grab a tube of the Proraso Blue (only comes in a cream), it's a little more than the other soaps, but one of their best!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Ahhhh the Proraso, just can't beat that soap, great stuff, excellent price. Try and get a tub of the Proraso Red, it's a sandalwood, completely awesome! And if you see it, splurge another $8.50 and grab a tube of the Proraso Blue (only comes in a cream), it's a little more than the other soaps, but one of their best!!
    I've never seen the blue cream, but I keep an eye out for it. I've only used a few soap/creams so far and I must say I prefer Proraso
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    Giesen & Forsthoff Stainless Steel/Crome OC
    Timor Stainless
    Stephen's Woodwork Silvertip
    Seagrapes Studio Orange Bay Rum Shave Soap
    Every Man Jack Mint Post Shave
    Bowling Green After Shave
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    Thursday, January 9, 2014

    Prep: Village Barber Oil
    Razor: PILS with Personna Med Prep Blade
    Soap: Martin de Candre
    Brush: Simpsons CASE
    Scuttle: N/A Face Lather
    Post: Village Barber Balm

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    9 January 2014

    * Weber DLC + UFO U2V1 Graphite Black
    * vintage Wilkinson Swords
    * WSP 2-band + ZenShave C7 Snakewood
    * Mystic Water Sardinian Honey
    * Unrefined Shea Butter








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    Mitchell's Wool Fat - Olivewood Silvertip - 7/8 Hibbard Spencer & Co. - Myrsol Agua de Limon


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