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    Semogue 1438 : Taylor witness "The Gem" 9/16 : De Vergulde Hand stick : Floïd vigoroso

    I've been a little ill these past few days so apologies for no posting... I've finally got bu=y a computer and wanted to say Jose I am absolutely in love with this Gem... Great score. I have one but it's a Joseph Elliot...

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    Cool Week of October 17 SOTD - Tuesday

    Pre-Shave: Hot shower
    Pre-Shave Oil: Almond Oil
    Razor: 7/8" Giesen & Forsthoff decorated back, Hollow, Spike Point
    Brush: 24mm Thäter Silvertip Badger
    Überlather: CarrieM's Bamboo Teak Shave Creme + Mama Bear's Myrrh Shave Soap + Glycerin
    Astringent: Thayer's Witch hazel (Lavender, no alcohol)
    Moisturizer: Trumper's Fragrance-free Moisturizer
    After Shave Balm: Truffit & Hill Trafalgar
    Result: Today was a [Thäter + Giesen & Forsthoff] day. I had missed using this incredible brush (if interested, you can read my review, here). It is very, very close to my Shavemac (can't tell the difference in a blind test). But, if you haven't tried a Shavemac or a Thäter, you don't know what you are missing. The craftsmanship and quality of these two brushes are truly worth their weight in gold. I yet have to have them shed a single hair. The Thäter whipped one heck of a super, überlather with CarrieM's creme and Mama Bear's soap. And of course, one cannot forget about the Giesen & Forsthoff...I snatched this baby a couple of months ago from Don in the classifieds...and haven't regretted the decision. What a blade and what an edge . Today's choice of creme/soap/blade/brush led to an enjoyably smooth and comfortable shave. And this is exactly what is so much fun about this sport: the endless combination in hardware + software.

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    PS: I feel like I am starting to sound like broken record by now with my SOTDs. Perhaps what would be in order is a little nick/slice here, a pull or tug there...just to spice up my stories, but what can I say? for now, I have to settle with good ol' boring . I should be careful what I wish for ...it may come true.

    It's all this wonderful information that I owe all of my good shaves to...pure and simple!! So.. a special thanks goes to all of you that contribute not only to this SOTD section, but also beyond its boundaries, making SRP the powerful educational tool that it is. I just hope that one day, this humble wetshaver can return the favor in kind .

    In the meantime, great SOTDs gentlemen. Have a great Tuesday .

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    6/8 Dovo Special
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    Great pics gentlemen!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    Pre-Shave: Hot shower
    Pre-Shave Oil: Almond Oil
    Razor: 7/8" Giesen & Forsthoff decorated back, Hollow, Spike Point
    Brush: 24mm Thäter Silvertip Badger
    Überlather: CarrieM's Bamboo Teak Shave Creme + Mama Bear's Myrrh Shave Soap + Glycerin
    Astringent: Thayer's Witch hazel (Lavender, no alcohol)
    Moisturizer: Trumper's Fragrance-free Moisturizer
    After Shave Balm: Truffit & Hill Trafalgar
    Result: Today was a [Thäter + Giesen & Forsthoff] day. I had missed using this incredible brush (if interested, you can read my review, here). It is very, very close to my Shavemac (can't tell the difference in a blind test). But, if you haven't tried a Shavemac or a Thäter, you don't know what you are missing. The craftsmanship and quality of these two brushes are truly worth their weight in gold. I yet have to have them shed a single hair. The Thäter whipped one heck of a super, überlather with CarrieM's creme and Mama Bear's soap. And of course, one cannot forget about the Giesen & Forsthoff...I snatched this baby a couple of months ago from Don in the classifieds...and haven't regretted the decision. What a blade and what an edge . Today's choice of creme/soap/blade/brush led to an enjoyably smooth and comfortable shave. And this is exactly what is so much fun about this sport: the endless combination in hardware + software.
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    PS: I feel like I am starting to sound like broken record by now with my SOTDs. Perhaps what would be in order is a little nick/slice here, a pull or tug there...just to spice up my stories, but what can I say? for now, I have to settle with good ol' boring . I should be careful what I wish for ...it may come true.

    It's all this wonderful information that I owe all of my good shaves to...pure and simple!! So.. a special thanks goes to all of you that contribute not only to this SOTD section, but also beyond its boundaries, making SRP the powerful educational tool that it is. I just hope that one day, this humble wetshaver can return the favor in kind .

    In the meantime, great SOTDs gentlemen. Have a great Tuesday .
    Robert,
    this is a very nice Thäter. Beautiful composition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eTom View Post
    Robert,
    this is a very nice Thäter. Beautiful composition.
    Thanks maestro

    It is a fabulous brush...with the Shavemac in regular rotation, I felt lazy breaking the Thäter out, but also guilty. So, time for it to shine like it deserves.

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    Tuesday, 10.19.10

    Aura Glow as a Pre Shave Oil
    Prairie Creations 15% Shea Butter Shave Cream .. Dragon's Blood
    New Forest 2201 2-band badger
    Gabel 36 square point
    SRD Premium I Strop ... 45 Linen/75 Leather
    Dickinson's Witch Hazel
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    Quote Originally Posted by nubskillz View Post
    Cream: Trumpers Limes + Proraso + a drop of glycerin
    Razor: Folding Kamisori "Wakami"
    AS: Shiseido "Basala"
    Result: I waited a week or more to try this razor, and did not shave in anticipation of it. I took it to the hones yesterday after receiving it from Japan, and after a good 30 minutes of figuring out how to make this thing sharp I received an edge that is better than any other razor i own. I'm in heaven.

    Shave on!


    That sir, is a fantastic photo!

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    Default sotd Oct. 19, 2010

    Razor - Schulze Extra-Stahl
    Hone - Honyama
    Soap - MWF
    Brush - Vintage handle - TGN / UK Silvertip



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    Quote Originally Posted by ganboyi View Post
    I've been a little ill these past few days so apologies for no posting... I've finally got bu=y a computer and wanted to say Jose I am absolutely in love with this Gem... Great score. I have one but it's a Joseph Elliot...
    Is a mini wedge, I like it too

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    SOTD Tuesday October 19, 2010

    Razor: 11/16 Wade & Butcher, Full Hollow, French Point - in Violetwood
    Pre-Shave: Proraso Crema Pre Barba
    Shaving Cream/Soap; Uberlather: Musgo Real & Classic Shaving Sandalwood
    Soap Scuttler: Ceramic Lord Nelson
    Scuttle: RAB Ceramic
    Brush: Col Conk Barbershop Badger
    ASB: Nivea Replenishing
    Aftershave/Cologne: Pinaud Virgin Island Bay Rum
    Results: Very interesting!

    My Uberlather creation was very nice. The pure Sandalwood SS is really too sweet smelling to use alone but, mixed with some Musgo Real SC it toned down the sweetness and produced a great lather as well. I used the W & B today because I rescaled it in the Violetwood and wanted to give it a spin. I'm trying to mix in some DE and SE shaves and change up on the shave creams and shave soaps to keep the morning shaves interesting and different.
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