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    Default Tuesday

    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: EJ Best Badger
    Soap: TSD Mojito
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: Wacker 8/8 "Magnum"
    AS: Geo. F. Trumper - Lime skin food

    The Wackers are great razors. BBS shave


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    Prep: steam towel and olive oil rubbed into the stubble
    Cream: Proraso whipped close to a meringue consistency
    Brush: unkown 1930s badger
    Scuttle: stacked mugs
    Razor: B Winks and Sons
    After: hot shower

    Very good shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximilian View Post
    Location: 36° 10' 25.3416" - 115° 20' 33.198"
    Razor: Palmera 14
    Brush: Shavemac D01 23/50
    Soap: Ogallala Bay Rum
    Astringent: Thayers Witch Hazel
    AS: Ogallala Bay Rum
    EDT: Herrera for men
    Result: BBS

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    Wow Max, now you are giving me hopes with that Palmera!!!!

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    Location, 52° 45' 55.10460 - 0° 57' 31.22065
    Beard Prep: Hot Shower/conditioner
    Razor: Joseph Rodgers 6/8 Wedge
    Strop: Dovo, 20 Canvas/60 Leather
    Brush: Boar
    Soap: Palmolive SC/SS Uberlather
    Astringent: Alum Block
    AS: Old Spice/Nivea ASB
    Result: 9/10/BBS
    Conclusion: Mmmm Old Spice! face a little sore from the last shave but I guess I lost a point because I was too impatient to wait a day for it to totaly Recover


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    - Navaja ("straigh razor")Solingen 5/8
    - Brocha ("brush")Rooney
    - Crema ("shaving cream")TOBS Lemon & Lime (1st time)
    - AS: Floïd Blue (1st tiime)

    First time for this TOBS, that makes as good lather as her sister the Avocado, and for the Floïd Blue, which is very difficult to get hold of even in Spain (not where I live) and was...interesting....nothing to do with the standard Floïd.




    Saludos ("Regards")

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    this morning, Tuesday. No shave since Friday. Great shave

    Castle Forbes Lime shave cream in chipped old ceramic bowl
    broke out the whale, something big to shave all that growth.

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    Good day, Gentlemen!

    Trying a new photo technique today, apologies for the quality.

    Soap: Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet transferred from one OS mug to another!
    Brush: Rudy Vey 24mm custom Desert Ironwood #2
    Razor: The Aquanin American
    AS: One single drop of glycerine and some coooooool water
    EDT: Egoiste Cologne Concentree, Chanel

    Believe it or not, I went completely menthol-free today. BBS, and my face is loving the cool November air. Cheers!


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    Very fine looking razor there Greg!

    Also, I dragged my laptop to the bathroom, so I have a picture today!!!

    Location: Clemson, SC
    Razors: Hirohito's Revenge and a lovely 4/8 E.A. Berg in Ivory scales
    Brush: Good ol' reliable Omega Boar
    Soap: Fitjar Fjellheim again, best soap ever
    Bowl: EJ porcelain with silver rim
    AS: Cold Water
    Result: A little rough on my first try with a Japanese straight, but overall not a bad experience. I'm going to be a little more aggressive with it next time. 2 razors because I only used Hirohito's Revenge on the first pass.
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    Razor: Brookes & Crookes (From a boxed set of 2)
    Brush: Col. Conk - Pure Badger
    Soap: Speick - Stick
    AS: Proraso Crema dopo Barba

    Very nice shave. As smooth as with my Japanese straight. This Brookes & Crookes is my new favourite razor together with the Yahatamaru.



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    Give that Japanese razor another try or ten, DPflaumer. Once you get the hang of it, they are FANTASTIC!!
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    Nov. 17th, 2009

    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Rooney 1/2
    Soap/Cream: MB/Proraso
    Razor: W&B Celebrated Extra Hollow Ground 7/8
    Aftershave: Kiehl's Ultimate

    First time trying the aftershave. Not bad stuff, a bit thicker than I thought it would be. Might try some witch hazel before it next time. The heavy blade seemed to give me a bit of trouble today, guess I've been getting too used to my lovely C-MON!

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