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    Senior Member Mandrake's Avatar
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    "Afeitado Floïd":

    - Floïd shaving cream
    - Razor Le Grelot
    - Rooney 3/2
    - AS Aloe 100% + Floïd Vigoroso



    Great lather!



    Saludos
    Last edited by Mandrake; 10-31-2009 at 11:47 AM.

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    Default Saturday

    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: EJ Best Badger
    Soap: The Shave Den: Mojito
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: Thiers-Issard 6/8 "Loup et Bellier"
    AS: Geo. F. Trumper – Lime skin food


    "Cheap Tools Is Misplaced Economy. Always buy the best and highest grade of razors, hones and strops. Then you are prepared to do the best work."
    - Napoleon LeBlanc, 1895

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    Long run in the woods
    Hot shower
    7/8 Greaves & Sons
    Omega Boar
    Weleda SC
    Weleda ASB

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    Music. Otis Taylor, Pentatonic wars and lovesongs.
    Amund.

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    Halloween Shave:

    Prep: Hot Shower & wash w/ Dr. Brommer's
    Brush: Rooney 1/2
    Soap/Cream: Mama Bear's Unscented w/ small snurdle of Proraso cream
    Razor: C-MON Blackie
    Aftershave: Thayer's

    Second shave with the razor after receiving it back from honing by Max. First shave felt a little off, as I didn't strop it before the shave. After 30 on the linen and 50 on the horsehide, this thing just wiped the hair off my face. Absolutely fantastic edge, and left me unbelievably smooth with no cuts, knicks, or any irritation to speak of. Ended up face lathering, just tossed a bit of the Proraso on the top of the soap, got it on the brush, and then lathered. Excellent results, I think I'll be doing that more often!

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    Brush: Butterscotch Hoffritz Chubby
    Razor: Manhattan Cutlery Co.
    Soap: SCS Matcha Green Tea
    AS: Thayer's Witch Hazel

    I love SCS products!

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    Default Saturday evening

    There are some razors that you can move around with so much confidence that there is no fear. The 7/8 TI with Horn scales is one of those. Perfect balance and always a great shave.

    Plisson 20 HMW :: Harris Lavender :: B&B Splash :: Harris Milk (Old) :: Trumpers Lavender

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    Location: 33° 27' 23.59" - 88° 47' 57.52" Elev: 389 ft. above sea level
    Beard Prep: Hot Shower
    Razor: Boker Rastus No 51
    Brush: No Name Brand Badger Brush
    Lather: Taylor Avocado Cream
    AS: Pinaud Clubman
    Result: BBS


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    Razor: J.A. Henckels #9
    Brush: Simpson t4
    Lather: SRD Bulgarian Rose Soap
    Aftershave: D.R. Harris Arlington

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    4 blades reaching for sublime tonight after trick or treating with the Little Man dressed as a ferocious lion.

    150 yr old Wm Greaves & Son 7/8 notch point wedge
    100 yr old E. A. Berg 6/8 frame back
    50? yr old Thiers Issard 5/8 frame back
    brand new Filarmonica 7/8 1/2 hollow spike

    Each blade got 10-12 laps on linen, 60 laps on red latigo, 3-4 laps on my lathered Honemeister barber hone and then another 30 laps on my Illinois 361.
    My face was lathered throughout. The soap was rich and creamy by the time the shave came around. The E. A. Berg was performing best so it got the honours.
    The penultimate use of my TGQ Leatherneck soap. I must order more soon.
    Thayers Witch Hazel Skin Astringent w. Aloe as AS
    SRP Limited Edition Tobacco AS Balm. mmmmm

    All blades got rubbing alcohol cleaning and the E A Berg then got 12 laps on the 361 leather. The other three are going back to the stones to reach nirvana.

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