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01-31-2010, 02:01 PM #11
- Join Date
- Dec 2006
- Location
- Mount Airy, North Carolina
- Posts
- 195
Thanked: 188
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01-31-2010, 02:06 PM #12
- Join Date
- Mar 2008
- Location
- Berlin
- Posts
- 3,490
Thanked: 1903
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01-31-2010, 02:36 PM #13
Sunday's Shave
I love Sunday's Shave! That is is the one I look forward to all week! I can take my time laying out and preppinng the tools before engaging in a comfortable relaxing scrape of the face.
Strop: A ten dollar piece of red latigo from the leather shop, that a buddy picked up for me from a leather shop (turned out to be the best strop I eve had)
AOS Sandlewood pre-shave oil
Heat the "PAW" mug in the sink water
Razor: Jaques Lecoultre Au Sentier (ebony with some inlay on the edges)
A/S Vegatal followed up by aa splash of cold water and some AOS sandlewood balm
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01-31-2010, 02:45 PM #14
Ok, first time to post SOTD. Here goes!
Pre: Hot Shower
Brush: Rooney Pure Badger
Lather: Uber; CO Bigelow, Conk Almond, Glycerine
Razor: DOVO Ebony 5/8 Spike Point
Aftershave: Aqua Velva Blue
Balm: Nivea Sensitive
Results: BBS
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01-31-2010, 03:01 PM #15
- Join Date
- Jan 2009
- Location
- Stay away stalker!
- Posts
- 4,578
- Blog Entries
- 1
Thanked: 1262SOTD Item Details Prep Robeson Prep w/ Masters Bay Rum Brush Edwin Jagger BBB Cream AlRaz Calypso Bomb Splash Aqua Velva Balm Nivea ASB Razor Simmons Barber's Pet 5/8 Picture
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01-31-2010, 03:01 PM #16
Hello Bandman and welcome to the Brotherhood
Best regards
Ralfy
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01-31-2010, 03:46 PM #17
Sun, Jan 31 shave
Prep>>Hot water face rinse + hot towel + Proraso Preshave cream...then lather face for first pass. Another hot towel pre-moistened and lather for second pass. Hot water rinse last pass..concluding with a cold water rinse.
Razor>>I had in mind using the Wacker but the lot fell to the Henckels INOX 8/8 square point. Don't regret the decision one bit. Stropped it 30/30 in SRD red latigo and webbed fabric. After the shave stropped it another 30 in leather only and back in the razor rack.
Brush>>SRD Silver tip badger brush #3 (I need to write a review on this brush)
Cream>>TOBS Sandalwood. Boy, I said once and I say it again, those Britons know how to make shaving cream!
Astringent>>Thayers Lemon
AS>>Aqua Velva
Footnotes: BBS shave, took my time and shave carefully. No nicks, cuts nor razor burn and one happy hog.
Been working on my Bucket List and reading a bit about shaving...some picks attached. Shave On
HOG
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01-31-2010, 04:52 PM #18
- Join Date
- Apr 2009
- Location
- manchester, tn
- Posts
- 938
Thanked: 259brush: Ever Ready silver tip badger (restored by ndw76, Nathan)
mug: Old Spice
soap: homemade goats milk "grandma's cookies"
razor: Gold Dollar #100
aftershave : Pinaud/Clubman "Virgin Island Bay Rum"
results: very smooth
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01-31-2010, 05:01 PM #19Revisor 5/8 // Rooney 1/2 Finest // MWF // L'Occitane Cade
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01-31-2010, 07:41 PM #20
Short: Two soaps and two razors are incredibly fun.
Long: Took my sweet ol' time this morning and tried a few new things. Two soaps and two razors! I've had an old puck of Colgate soap since I started and I use it on occasion for small shaves (e.g., just cleaning up my neck). I usually strop before my shower, lather once and go, but today I put some Colgate lather on and then stropped while it sit. Rinsed it off and then did my normal routine with some Mitchell's.
As for the razors, this is my first beefy smiling razor; Reynolds faux frameback with a near-wedge grind. I shaved with it once after 2 days of growth and felt like it needed more to cut, so I went a week without shaving and gave it a another go this morning. I decided to bring in my little SSA Swede (SSA was the successor to Engstrom) to do around my mouth while I learn the smiling razor. Great shave.
Soaps: vintage Colgate & Mitchell's Wool Fat
Razors: Frederick Reynolds faux frameback in mottled horn & SSA
After: Royall Bay Rhum