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    Prep: Hot shower--followed by Robeson bay rum (mentholated) beard prep
    Brush:
    Simpsons T2 “Super Badger”
    SS/SC:
    MWF + Ingram
    Strop:
    No strop today. Razor shave ready.
    Razor:
    5/8 Griffon “Carbo Magnetic”
    Astringent:
    Thayer’s Original Witch Hazel
    ASB:
    Zirh “Soothe”
    AS:
    Benjamin’s (Mentholated) Bay Rum
    Result:
    Close, comfortable, exhilarating shave…
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    Razor: C-Mon 6/8
    Brush: Rooney 1/2 Finest
    Cream: Domenico Caraceni
    AS: D.R. Harris Pink followed by SCS Rose Damascena Balm
    Edt: Domenico Caraceni

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    Quote Originally Posted by alabamalawyer View Post
    Razor: C-Mon 6/8
    Brush: Rooney 1/2 Finest
    Cream: Domenico Caraceni
    AS: D.R. Harris Pink followed by SCS Rose Damascena Balm
    Edt: Domenico Caraceni
    I love your C'Mon blade Chris .

    I recently picked one up just like yours (except mine is missing the C'Mon inlay/lettering on the scale) on eBay (my first Bay purchase of str8) for $46...It needed a little polishing, but after a little MAAS, that thing came out as beautiful as ever. Gave it a little spin on the Naniwa 1k, and Coticule with slurry (dilucot method), followed by 12k Naniwa and some TLC by the Escher, the edge pops hair like no ones business...One of these days, I will use it for an SOTD

    Here's what mine looks like (pict from the Bay, before polish):
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    Quote Originally Posted by alabamalawyer View Post
    Razor: C-Mon 6/8
    Brush: Rooney 1/2 Finest
    Cream: Domenico Caraceni
    AS: D.R. Harris Pink followed by SCS Rose Damascena Balm
    Edt: Domenico Caraceni
    Chris,

    Good to see you back in the SOTD! Great looking kit! How do you like the DC? I've been tempted to try the cream out...

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    SOTD Sunday August 29, 2010

    Razor: 5/8 Joseph Allen & Sons NON-XLL, Medium Hollow Ground, Hollow Point
    Pre-Shave: Proraso Crema Pre Barba
    Shave Cream: Erasmic
    Lather Bowl: Ceramic
    Scuttle: RAB Ceramic
    Brush: Semogue Boar 1460
    ASB: Nivea Replenishing
    Aftershave/Cologne: Mennen Original Skin Bracer

    Results: BBS, comfortable and smelling great!

    Last day of the local color. Shot looking down at the town of Jacksonville, Oregon (my town). The town is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was the boom town that started when the first gold strike was made in Oregon. The whole town is kept as an original gold mining boom town and attracts many tourists and visitors throughout the year. Last two shots are of the Applegate River that flows by my ranch. I'm running a day late on these pics. (I missed a day during the last week) LOL
    Great shaves and pics shown this week Gentlemen, thanks for sharing them with us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Sunday morning shave;
    Robert Williams S30V
    Shavemac Pure
    Bomb Saigon SC
    Demeter Vetiver EDC
    Jimmy,

    Beautiful Williams; love those scales. I don't recall seeing it before. Is it new?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LegalBeagle View Post
    Chris,

    Good to see you back in the SOTD! Great looking kit! How do you like the DC? I've been tempted to try the cream out...
    Thanks. My wife returned to work in early August after a 12 year maternity leave to be at home with out 3 kids. I'm a bit more rushed in the morning now as I take my two girls to school, so less time for photos.

    The DC is probably my favorite cream. It matches very well with the cologne and the scent lingers throughout the shave. It is one cream that I can still smell in my brush the next day after it has been rinsed and dried.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    Justin,
    That is by far the most curvaceous "not so" straight blade I have ever laid eyes on. Beautiful

    It is not your wedding? Is it?
    Thanks Robert, this SEG Razor (Sh*t Eating-Grin) is one of my favorites to use. So easy it almost feels TOO easy. Stropping is a challenge though, and requires much awareness.
    No, the wedding was just a gig. A good one at that.

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    Today's Shave
    Razor: Wade and Butcher Celebrated, Barber notch:
    Blade Prep: Started by working on the SRP Paddle, CrOx strop. Used 100X optical and for the first time I could see that the bevel was well defined but the edge appeared striated and jagged.
    Used the Crox Paddle stop until I could see that it had cleaned the edge and made it look smooth and well defined. I don't know how many very carefully done laps.
    SRP Premium 1 Strop. 100 laps.

    Shave Prep:
    Hot shower, Neutrogena rubbed into whiskers
    Warm AOS oil
    BD Scuttle
    Hand made badger
    Taylor Almond Shave cream
    Wade and Butcher Barbers notch
    AOS Aluminum
    Gentleman's Best After shave Milk.

    What a great shave. I was thrilled that I could get the edge like that. Now I need to buy a hone set and learn to set bevels.

    I went off and took a nice drive. Figured I try to get another good photo.

    Location: Alpine Lookout, Palisades Interstate Park, NJ
    Lat: 40°55'50.57"N, Long: 73°55'35.63"W

    Combined a couple of things I enjoy in life.



    Hudson River over looking NY.

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