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    Quote Originally Posted by Maskwa View Post
    I have to say. I may be stating the obvious, but not only are your razors works of art, but I note your photographic skills are really at a professional level. Nice work.
    It is a little obvious-stating, but his razors make everyone jealous

    Especially that C-Mon from a few weeks ago... That thing was amazing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maskwa View Post
    I have to say. I may be stating the obvious, but not only are your razors works of art, but I note your photographic skills are really at a professional level. Nice work.
    Max is one of those irritating people who apart from being incredibly handsome is very talented at everything he does

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    Sun Mar 14th
    Prep Hot Shower
    American Crew Shave oil

    Lather -Mitchells Wool fat
    Razor - Crown 5/8 Extra hollow
    Lather up
    40 Linen / 40 Leather TM Horsehide strop

    Wtg
    Xtg
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    Nivea balm
    Thayers Witchazel After shave
    Trufitt and Hill Grafton Cologne

    Result a great shave!

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    Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet Fat Shaving Soap + Goldex Shaving Cream +
    5 drops of glycerin
    Semogue 2000 Boar Brush
    Filarmonica Especial Para Barbas Duras Straight Razor Azzaro After Shave Splash
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leon View Post

    Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet Fat Shaving Soap + Goldex Shaving Cream +
    5 drops of glycerin
    Semogue 2000 Boar Brush
    Filarmonica Especial Para Barbas Duras Straight Razor Azzaro After Shave Splash
    444 After Shave Balm

    Oh, hot damn Leon, I just purchased a Semogue 2000 from VintageScent -with a 1305 to follow soon- Wanted to find someoen who had one to give me an opinion on them... I know I like boar, and I am ready to break it in, as long as that may take... I was just wondering, in your experience, how long does the break in take, and how much backbone does it retain post-breakin?

    Sweet Filarmonica by the way, it's a beaut!

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    The 2000 has a long but dense loft (60+ mm). It will maintain a great backbone, not as great as the LE 09, but close enough.
    As for the breaking-in period, I honestly can't remember, I have this brush for some years now.

    Quote Originally Posted by ShavedZombie View Post
    Oh, hot damn Leon, I just purchased a Semogue 2000 from VintageScent -with a 1305 to follow soon- Wanted to find someoen who had one to give me an opinion on them... I know I like boar, and I am ready to break it in, as long as that may take... I was just wondering, in your experience, how long does the break in take, and how much backbone does it retain post-breakin?

    Sweet Filarmonica by the way, it's a beaut!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leon View Post
    The 2000 has a long but dense loft (60+ mm). It will maintain a great backbone, not as great as the LE 09, but close enough.
    As for the breaking-in period, I honestly can't remember, I have this brush for some years now.
    Excellent, my only boar (until the 2000 arrives) is an Omega 11137, and I really like the boar feeling...

    Also, Do you know when the LE '10s will come out? I missed out on the 09 run

    Thanks!

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    Prep: Hot shower with face scrub
    Razor: Dubl Duck Goldedge
    Brush: Tweezerman
    Soap: "the Bomb" in sweet Neroli
    Aftershave: Aqua Velva "Musk"
    Balm: Nivea
    Result: Bangarang!!!
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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Martinez' custom: Chess King w/ 26mm silver tip badger
    Soap: TSD Coffee
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: E. A. Berg - Berg's Special / Shark
    ASB: Caswell-Massey Newport

    I love the feeling of a great shave in the morning.


    "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."
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