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    Razor. Thistle , ultra smooth and sharp as always
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    Sunday, 2.28.2016

    Warm Water Splash
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    Witch Hazel
    Frank Los Angeles EdT

    My Grandsons 4th birthday today, so I must look fresh and clean. This is a leap year ... Four years ago the same. If he had been born a few hours later, this would be his first birthday!

    Have a great week, gents!


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    Cool Wicked Sharp !!!

    SOTD 2/28/16

    Hot shower, while the Georgetown scuttle sets in the sink full of skin peeling hot water, warming along with the 28mm Shavemac Premium Silvertip badger..
    I dribbled a little hot water on top of the Escentials Himalayan shave soap, to soften it while I showered..

    Make up one of my top five Uberlathers, with the Himalayan and Escentials Shea Butter and White Tea Organic shave cream plus 5 drops of Gylcerin.. This produces copious amounts of skin conditioning lather..

    I apply a couple of hot clothes to the face, and apply the first layer of the lather, taking my "Rare as Hen's Teeth" 7/8 NY made Thistle razor, I strop 25 laps on the Nylon side of the SRD Bison strop, then another 50 laps across the fast action Bison leather..
    The first lather has done it job, and my beard is soft, while my face is treated to awesome conditioning, another hot cloth to wipe way the lather and warm the face and it is time to lather for effect..

    The lather stays nice and warm inside the Georgetown scuttle the brush swirls and lifts the beard hair, I leave the lather for a minute or so to set and lift the beard..

    Picking up the wickedly sharp Thistle, I draw the first pass from that Shapton 30k edge, barely even touching my face, the edge is simply skimming along the water and lather.. You can barely even hear the hairs pop even with a full hollow since the lather has done it's job.
    First pass complete with the grain, and another hot cloth follows to warm the face, a hot water rinse and I am ready for another pass..

    The lather is applied for a second pass, only I go very light and a little more wet, this allows for a multi-directional pass that cleans up anything I missed the first time through..
    That is it, I am done shaving and another hot cloth is used to wipe the face...

    I do a couple of cold water rinses and then fill the sink with cold water a cloth and some ice.. I wait a few minutes and apply the Iced cloth..

    Perfection, followed by a healthy splash of Pusser's West Indian Lime Aftershave...

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    Shave On !!!!
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    Sunday

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    Cold splash
    Thayer's Rose witch hazel
    Proraso green tea & oats balm
    Hot towel
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    Glen, when you call something wicked sharp, that leaves the rest of us wondering what that might feel like. For lots of us you're a reference point when it comes to honing and perfecting edges. Wicked sharp in your world is probably too dangerous for most of us to handle/touch.

    Thanks for sharing your story.
    Wish mine were that sharp.

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    Sunday night shave time

    Pret: Sauna with hot shower

    TI Silverwing limited edition (177) razor for my face

    Merkur DE with Astra blades for my underarms

    DOVO double sided paddle strop

    Old Spice Original shaving cream

    Classic edge badger brush

    Edwin Jagger mug and sea buckthorn aftershave

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    Quote Originally Posted by sashimi View Post
    Glen, when you call something wicked sharp, that leaves the rest of us wondering what that might feel like. For lots of us you're a reference point when it comes to honing and perfecting edges. Wicked sharp in your world is probably too dangerous for most of us to handle/touch.

    Thanks for sharing your story.
    Wish mine were that sharp.
    I think I know how sharp wicked sharp is: by reading Glen's post my shave, which I had completed several hours earlier, was suddenly smoother and closer!
    "Call me Ishmael"
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    Joe Edson Custom Damascus//Westholme//Shavemac//Al's Calypso

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    Floids Pre Shave Oil
    Cremo Shaving Cream

    Shave
    T. Noonan & Sons KO Special
    Mickey Lee Soapworks 'The Kraken'
    Omega Hi-Brush

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    Stay safe all and have a good week!!

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