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    Dorko #1151 7/8" Spanish Point | D.R. Harris Arlington | Kent BLK-2


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    Dorko #1151 7/8" Spanish Point | D.R. Harris Arlington | Kent BLK-2

    Stunning Dorko Mr. David. What a beauty! How does it shave?

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    Pre: Cold shower
    Razor: Helsjestrand M K no: 4
    Brush: New Forest, 22 mm two banded
    Soap: Omega
    Post: Proraso
    AS: Alcolado Glacial
    Result: Very, very good!
    I love this brush, itīs getting better and better as it breaks in - soft tips with a good backbone. Face lather today and I put the scuttle in the refrigerator an hour before the shave . Razor was excellent, I was thinking of getting rid of it, becuase itīs very close to my MK no: 31 (which I like the design of the blade better), but itīs shaving like a dream and will be staying. Got a nice menthol kick from the Omega soap and Proraso, but when I splashed the Alcolado on, I actually danced an Irish sword dance for a couple of secs
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    Stunning Dorko Mr. David. What a beauty! How does it shave?
    After Sham got a hold of it and put it to some amazing Japanese stones this week, it shaves a good as it looks!

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    Default Wacker vs. Dorko

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    After Sham got a hold of it and put it to some amazing Japanese stones this week, it shaves a good as it looks!
    It is a beauty I've been eyeing something like a Wacker or Dorko for a while now. I don't mean to hijack the thread but do you have a wacker to compare it to? If so, which is the better shaver in your opinion. Thank you!

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    Sunday, 7.11.10


    Aura Glow as a Pre Shave Oil
    Gibbs Frescura Marinha SC
    Vulfix 660 Badger
    Genco Master Barber
    Tony Miller strop 40 Linen/75 Leather
    Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Nivea AS Balm
    Spanish Floïd AS

    The Genco razors enjoy a well deserved reputation as great shavers, and this one is no exception!
    This was the first straight razor I honed myself, and it provided my first straight razor shaves. I touched it up this morning on the stones, and today's shave is a testament to how much I've learned, and how far I've come... Just an awesome shave! Everything is coming together..
    First time for the Gibbs Marine Fresh cream, and it was outstanding... Very enjoyable.


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    Sunday 7/11/10

    Geneva Cutlery 6/8
    Semogue 2009 LE #19
    Tabac sc
    Thayers Cucumber WH w/ aloe
    Lucky Tiger a/s and Face Tonic
    Anherb a/s conditioner
    Acqua di Selva Edt

    I can always depend on the Tabac for great lather...the 6/8 gave me a very good two pass shave and the Acqua di Selva just fit the bill nicely.

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    Sunday morning shave;
    Robert Williams 9/8
    Plisson 14 HMW
    MWF/Proraso
    Old Spice
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    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    Cool SOTD July 11

    Coffee, shave and newspaper...........
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    SOTD Sunday July 11, 2010

    Razor: 9/16 Late Greaves & Son Wedge French Point
    Shaving Cream: TOBS St. James Collection
    Lather Bowl: Ceramic
    Scuttle: RAB Ceramic
    Brush: Medium Badger
    ASB: Nivea Replenishing
    Aftershave/Cologne: British Sterling Cologne

    My first use of the TOBS Shaving Cream and I must say it is a step or two above what I have used in the past! This SC will definitely be part of my rotation from now on. Great Sunday morning shave with the Greaves, TOBS Shaving Cream served up warm and soothing in a scuttle. An occasion like this demands a cologne like British Sterling. I felt like I was getting ready to meet the Queen instead of going out on the patio and building a gazebo. Oh well, we can live in our fantasies!
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