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03-15-2010, 08:23 AM #31.
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Monday
Prep: Hot shower
Brush: E. J. best badger.
Soap: TSD Coffee
Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
Razor: Mastro Livi: 6/8 - Ebony scales
ASB: Caswell-Massey Newport
Fast BBS shave.
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03-15-2010, 11:19 AM #32Vintage Scent shop clerk
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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
444 After Shave Balm
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03-15-2010, 11:56 AM #33< Banned User >
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Oh, hot damn
Originally Posted by Leon
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
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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03-15-2010, 12:10 PM #34Senior Member
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Otto, how do you feel about your Livi's? Are they worth the money? Is it a better shave than your other blades? I am considering taking the plunge... Originally Posted by Otto
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03-15-2010, 12:41 PM #35Senior Member
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03-15-2010, 12:57 PM #36Member
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03-15-2010, 01:05 PM #37.
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I LOVE my Livis. I'm thinking of buying another one. Originally Posted by Wintchase
All the blades in my rotation are outstanding, even my $5 Berg, if not I would have given them away to someone whom collects knives. I've done that a few times.... Originally Posted by Wintchase
It is your money you are talking about, so you have to decide for yourself. For me it is more than just a shave.
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03-15-2010, 03:42 PM #38Vintage Scent shop clerk
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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.
Originally Posted by ShavedZombie
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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03-15-2010, 03:42 PM #39Senior Member
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Monday's Shave
Semogue 1305~Sheep Fat~6/8 Dovo~Alum Block~444~Pinaud Citrus Musk
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03-15-2010, 03:44 PM #40< Banned User >
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Excellent, my only boar (until the 2000 arrives) is an Omega 11137, and I really like the boar feeling... Originally Posted by Leon
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.
Also, Do you know when the LE '10s will come out? I missed out on the 09 run
Thanks!
Cheers,
Jeremy
