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    Razor: Bresnick Twin Duck
    Brush: Shavemac 23mm
    Lather: C.O. Bigelow Cream
    Aftershave: Italian "Classic" Floid

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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: EJ Best Badger
    Soap: The Shave Den: Mojito
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: Mastro Livi 8/8 Bergam Damascus
    AS: Geo. F. Trumper – Lime skin food


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    Le Comptoir du Pharmacien Shaving Soap
    Plisson European Grey 10
    5/8 Radium, France
    Handamerican Strop
    Opaline A/S Lotion

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    Location, 52° 45' 55.10460 - 0° 57' 31.22065
    Beard Prep: Shower/Conditioner
    Razor: Kaufmann 6/8
    Strop: Dovo Linen/Leather
    Brush: Kent Pure Badger
    Soap: Kent Luxury Shaving Soap
    Astringent: Alum block/Nivea for Men
    AS: Diesel Fuel for Life (my Alicia's Fave)
    Result: BBS
    Conclusion: A nice relaxed shave, very smooth and all together "not too Shabby"



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    Last edited by tat2Ralfy; 10-12-2009 at 11:35 PM. Reason: Forgot to mention Beard prep!! Doh!

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    Worst shave in about a year yesterday. I'm in NC visiting my fiance, and neglected to pack properly because I don't have a travel strop or travel brush.

    I shaved using:

    Brush: None
    Cream: Canned Goo
    Prep: Tepid Shower
    Razor: Edwin Jagger 89 DE with Shark Super Chrome Blade
    AS: vigorous scrubbing with a towel to get the goo off my face.
    Result: Horrible at best.

    Glad to see everyone else had a good shave, I'm back to my straights on Wednesday and I can't wait.

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    Location N 59° 50.050' E 010° 24.976'
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    Rudy Vey Custom 24mm Boar
    The Body Shop Maca Root SC
    The Body Shop Maca Root Face Protector

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    Quote Originally Posted by DPflaumer View Post
    Worst shave in about a year yesterday. I'm in NC visiting my fiance, and neglected to pack properly because I don't have a travel strop or travel brush.

    I shaved using:

    Brush: None
    Cream: Canned Goo
    Prep: Tepid Shower
    Razor: Edwin Jagger 89 DE with Shark Super Chrome Blade
    AS: vigorous scrubbing with a towel to get the goo off my face.
    Result: Horrible at best.
    Bugger!!

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    You can strop on your skin - forearms work quite well. You can also use a smooth pair of jeans or newspaper on a flat surface.

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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    You can strop on your skin - forearms work quite well. You can also use a smooth pair of jeans or newspaper on a flat surface.
    I know, the real issue is the brush. Fingers crossed on a travel brush for Christmas!

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    That's hard luck! I suppose you could use a basting brush from her kitchen in a pinch (an "any port in a storm" solution) - I would have tried it!

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