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    Razor: Robert Kohl Fisher 51
    Brush: Simpson c3 bb
    Lather: D.R. Harris Arlington shave cream
    Aftershave: D.R. Harris Arlington

    The razor is from another SRP member who generously loaned it to me. Another fine shaver from Solingen company that I personally didn't know alot about, thanks again Croaker.
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    was a great test shave
    got to make sure i mind the heel and toe but other then that was a great shave
    Ti frame harner floppy shoes custom brush and mamabear soap
    fresh fromm the shower
    lather
    strop
    shave one pass
    lather
    light strop 2nd pass
    finish up
    (picture inbetween )

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    No pictures while I'm visiting my folks, but a few new razors to try out.

    Today:

    Soap: Van Der Hagen
    Brush: Van Der Hagen Boar
    Vessel: English Leather shave mug
    razor: Theo A. Kochs; Lucifer(Lightbringer) with horn scales. 5/8 full hollow german steel.

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    Wednesday

    Today was a Tabac BBS Day!

    And we have to dash to work, hence the short description!!



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    Very bad pic, but a great shave:



    In fact this was my first shave with the W&B I bought from our own Big Red (a pleasure to deal with him), wich was restored back in the day but another "inmate", Maximilian. Really nice shaver, no irritations or nicks whatsoever, and did not have any problems with the big blade, and this is my first 7/8....as usual, I used Tabac, and my Rooney, followed by some Thayers Aloe + Weleda balm and some Spanish stuff (Myrsol blue).

    This is the razor, in a much better pic from Max:



    Regards

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    WEDNESDAY

    Gem Pushbutton
    Gem Stainless Blade
    Sharps Non Foaming Shaving Gel
    Herbissimo Mountain Juniper After Shave

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    This is my first post in here, I always look at all your posts and want to thank you all, I really admire you for your fantastic posts.

    I prepared by having a shower, after I select what I want to use "I have alot of soaps, creams, fragrances ect..." I then get some pure teatree oil, rub 3 drops into my hands and then onto my facial hair and shaving zone... after I put a hot towel over my face not too hot though, as the towel cools down on my face, I prepare a good ceamy wet lather.

    Brush: badger hair, cost around $30, works for me and I like it.
    Razor: Dovo Special
    Soap: Geo F Trumper, Sandalwood.
    Moisturizer: Geo F Trumper, Coral Skin Food
    Fragrance: Dior Homme Eau Sauvage "Fraicheur Cuir"

    No razor bumps, burns, nicks or anything and I have to thanks teatree oil for this, It really helps alot and gives your face a cool feel after shaving.

    Last edited by duke3dom; 12-23-2009 at 12:32 PM.

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    Glad to see you already have a nice setup, congrats on the shave!

    Today:
    Location: Grovertown, IN
    Brush: Rooney 1/1 Super
    Razor: SWORD 7/8
    Soap: Fitjar Fjellheim
    AS: 444
    Result: Incredible. It's amazing what a freshly honed blade will do when you actually know what you are doing.

    No picture or music today. The bathroom here stays way too steamy, not very computer friendly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by duke3dom View Post
    This is my first post in here, I always look at all your posts and want to thank you all, I really admire you for your fantastic posts.
    Welcome! What a great start for you first SOTD post/pic!! We're envious already

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    Default Wednesday Dec. 23

    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: EJ Best Badger
    Soap: TSD Mojito
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: Böker "The Celebrated" 7/8
    ASB: Caswell-Massey Number Six

    Sound Track: Tine Thing Helseth: Haydn Trumpet Concerto


    "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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