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03-02-2010, 09:04 PM #51Rooney Style 2 - Proraso Pre/Post - Calani "Havana" from Germany - Vintage Le Grelot - 444 - CHH Tobacco AS - Guerlain, Habit Rouge
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03-02-2010, 10:31 PM #52
Tuesday Morning
Prep: Shower
Strop: SRD Modular Paddle
Brush: Rooney Style 2
Lather: Bigelow + Conk Almond + Glycerine (I'm getting addicted to this uberlather...)
Test Razors: Puritan, JR Torrey
Shave Razor: Dovo Ebony Spike Point
AS: Old Spice
ASB: Nivea
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03-02-2010, 11:55 PM #53
Chubby 3 Super
C&E Sweet Almond Oil SC
Thomas Turner & Co.~~
TM Artisan Linen / Horsehide--30 / 60
Humphreys Witch Hazel
The Refinery ASB
Kiehls #1 Original Musk
Have a Great Night~~
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03-02-2010, 11:58 PM #54
Tuesday' Shave
Prep: Hot shower
Brush: Simpsons PL8
SC: Valobra Soft Shave Cream
Razor: Merkur Heavy Duty #34C – Double Edge Safety Razor w/ Wilkinson Sword blade
Astringent: Alum
ASB: Nivea for Men EXtreme Comfort
AS: Pashana Original
Result: Quick, close and comfortable shave..."Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." Mark Twain
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03-03-2010, 01:36 AM #55
Tuesday
Razor: 6/8 Hess
Brush: Sabrooney 1,2
Soap: Trumpers Rose
A/S: DR Harris's a/s milk
Edt: Crown's Eau de Quinine
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03-03-2010, 01:59 AM #56
SOTD 030310
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Razor: Novelty Cutlery 6/8 half hollow
Brush: Trumpers Ivory
Shaving Soap: Knize 10
Aftershave: Trumpers Sandalwood Skinfood
Comments: First time I am using this razor as it arrived yesterday from Sham. At the moment this is my favourite width and point, 6/8 spike point. Again, I just have to say that I am completely in love with the Knize 10, it is unbelievable good, a perfect subtle scent for my taste. Also, the sandalwood skin food has slipped in as a favourite. I had first tried the Taylor’s sandalwood which is a much stronger scent, however this skin food really grows on you and the results in terms of moisturizing without any stickyness is the best I have had bar none. Today was not a bbs because I am concentrating heavily on my cross grain before I return again to against the grain. This leaves out some areas but once I put the two together I know I’m gonna get some good results. It still takes me 40 mins to shave hence taking it slowly, one step at a time. Cheers guys. Oh and question I know some of use phone cameras with great results, the others that are doing close ups do you use macro lens or zoom in and crop in photoshop? Thanks!
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03-03-2010, 02:44 AM #575/8 Wapienica - Ever-Ready in Finest - Omega SS - Booster Polar Ice
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03-03-2010, 03:15 AM #58
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03-03-2010, 03:29 AM #59
Tuesday's Shave:
Pre-shave: AOS Oil
A/S: Vegatal chased up with the AOS
Razor: Old Wade & Butcher Fuax Frame Back (pretty decent shave for a Faux)
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03-03-2010, 03:56 AM #60Razor: Schuzle "Da Pizza box" Orginal
Brush: Simpson c3 bb
Lather: Lea M
Aftershave: Cap't Smith's Lime Bay Rum
Well, I haven't shaved with my big Schuzle in awhile, and I keep it smeared in camellia oil. A little too much I guess, because when a took her out tonight I noticed that the oil had dripped onto the bone scales. I now have a large "grease mark" on both scales, and the Schulze will now carry the nickname of "da pizza box." I probably will have to soak the scales in camellia oil to rid my Schulze of the the pizza box look. Does sound like a winner or a loser of an idea, bruthas?