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    Senior Member tat2Ralfy's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael View Post
    Pre: Shower
    Razor: Mappin and Webb
    Brush: Custom 24 mm silvertip
    Soap: Cella
    Post: Proraso
    AS: Old Spice fresh lime
    I love this razor, did one pass on the head and two on the face and it never got dull or pulled
    How do you find head shaving with a straight? I have been using my DE but would prefer using a straight, it just seems a little daunting

    Best wishes
    Ralfson (Dr)

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    Senior Member blabbermouth Mikael's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by tat2Ralfy View Post
    How do you find head shaving with a straight? I have been using my DE but would prefer using a straight, it just seems a little daunting

    Best wishes
    Ralfson (Dr)
    Where I can see, I do as uasual (stretching the skin etc) and in the back I use it like a comb but with short strokes and pulling/draging my fingers infront of the blade to feel if thereīs any bumps/turns, I also bend my head forward (to stretch the skin). I think itīs very nice, but I only do it when Iīm in a "flow". I use a DE also, a NEW seems to do the trick very nicely for me.

    First time I did this it was a blood bath, used a shavette and got stuck on a bumb/irregularity on the top of my head . But if you do it with care and have the time, itīs very rewarding. At least it is for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sfcablecar View Post
    Mark, the scales are a great match for that Friodur blade. Looks great!
    +1 those scales look amazing on that friodur

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    Quote Originally Posted by vespar72 View Post
    Prep: AOS Pre Shave Oil Lime
    Brush: Shortened Shavemac D01 18mm ( a New one with a Wooden Handle)
    Strop: SRD Premium 1
    Soap: TGQ
    Razor: 8/8 Bob Allman (OCD Custom Razor)
    Aftershave: Nivea sensitive skin
    Nice razor Mark... I really like the tang

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    Tuesday
    (second day tinkering with the 15/16 W&B Celebrated Hollow Ground Razor.)
    Last edited by AntiqueHoosier; 05-25-2010 at 09:27 PM.

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    Smile Thank you Mikael

    Tuesday Morning Head Shave


    Hot Wash: Proraso Sul Filo Del Rasoio
    Pre Shave: Proraso Crema Pre Barba
    Shave Cream: La Toja
    Brush: Vintage Culmak
    Razor: MOP Boker
    Astringent: Boots Tea Tree and Witch Hazel
    ASB: La Toja
    AS: La Toja

    Result: A Refreshing Start To Another Day, And Not A Drop Of Blood!!




    SHAVE ON!!

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    TUESDAY

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    India Wilkinson Sword
    Omega Boar
    Arko Lemon SC
    Spanish Floid AS
    Jerry

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    Quote Originally Posted by tat2Ralfy View Post
    Monday's Shave

    Day Off Work So Its Time To pamper


    Hot Wash: Proraso Sul Filo Del Rasoio
    Pre Shave: Proraso Crema Pre Barba
    Shave Soap: Lea
    Brush: Semogue 1305
    Razor: MOP Boker, In Opal Lexan, Vintage Celluloid Wedge
    Strop: R+R 20 Canvas, 60 Leather
    Post Shave: Cold Water Rinse
    Astringent: Alum Block
    ASB: 444
    AS: La Toja

    Result: An Antique Delight!!



    Shave On!!

    I have to be honest. I am very attracted to wood scales but your razor has to be one of the nicest looking razors that i have ever seen. It is simple and clean looking and the scales look very clean and radiant. A very good looking razor all around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prosneek View Post
    I have to be honest. I am very attracted to wood scales but your razor has to be one of the nicest looking razors that i have ever seen. It is simple and clean looking and the scales look very clean and radiant. A very good looking razor all around.
    Why thank you for the kind words, I myself usually prefer wood, however I wasnt sure how it would look against the Mother of Pearl, and I must say I am very happy with the outcome.

    Just for you, here is a little something I did in Olivewood:


    Lucky 7, In Olivewood

    Best regards
    Ralfson (Dr)

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    Razor: 6/8 Thiers-Issard Le Grelot
    Soap: Williams
    Brush: "Clint" Super Badger
    Aftershave: Alum Block / 444 + Brut Splash-On


    Great pics gentlemen!!

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