Thread: Sun February 27th - Sat March 05th

Monday started out with my closest and easiest shave yet. Three passes and Saturday and Sunday's stubble was a distant memory.

Pre-Shave: Shower
Brush: Vestavia 25mm Silver Tip
Razor: Boker Edelweiss 5/8 w/ bone scales
Strop: SRD 3" Premium I - 30/50 fabric/leather
Lather: SRD Blood Orange soap, TOBS Lavender cream, glycerin
Toner: Thayer's Witch Hazel (Lavender)
After Shave: Nivea Sensitive

1OldGI,

Great pic, I really like the Florida Water bottle.


Robert,
The pistachio scales on your Filarmonica really "pop" in your SOTD. Sounds like a great razor for a great shave.

[QUOTE=Stroker;746816]SOTD Monday February 28, 2011
Stroker,You and I can see some good memories in the mirror every time we shave.
[QUOTE=KingOscar;746882]
Great shave KO
[QUOTE=BladeRunner001;746762]
You have had a sensashave with the 'harmonica and the AKs Maestro Robert.
Where is Fonti's

I am leaning to post quotes like Maestro Robert and in the process of becoming a Str8fighter

Semogue 840 | Cade Soap | Gold Rex | Alum | Sabon Aftershave Balm | Annick Goutal Sables

Originally Posted by bassguy

CV Heljestrand MK No 32 - Semogue LE Boar 2009 - AOS Sandalwood - NancyBoy

Justin,
Congratulations on counts of (a) getting this beautiful back in your collection, and (b) successful honing

Originally Posted by Mikael

I love my 2 in super too and my New Forest Tubby2 aswell, but this Chubby 3 is so nice. It´s hard to describe, but the bristles are extra ordinair, simply.

Great Mikael...that is not helping my SBAD, LOL.

Originally Posted by Stroker

Vintage razors don't just shave your beard, they connect you with the past and some of the fond memories of those that have gone before you.

Amen brother. Beautifully said. Congrats on your connection with the past...nothing beats the memories of yesteryear.

Originally Posted by wmac

Soap: C&E Sandalwood
Razor: Blank Le Jaguar TI rescale
Results: Great smooth shave after 2 passes

Awesome shave. Beautiful blade. How do you like the C&E sandalwood (performance and scent-wise)?

Originally Posted by KingOscar

Monday started out with my closest and easiest shave yet. Three passes and Saturday and Sunday's stubble was a distant memory.

Doug,
You're just breaking your own records. FANTASTIC. I love reading and being witness to your everyday successes. Well done...And beautiful shot too.

Originally Posted by KingOscar

Robert,
The pistachio scales on your Filarmonica really "pop" in your SOTD. Sounds like a great razor for a great shave.

Thank you Doug

Originally Posted by BrickBag

The point it, this is the third shave with it. It was honed along with all my other razors. And the 3 other razors are(from what I can tell) perfect. Maybe I'll have to strop it on newspaper or give it(taped) a few laps on a wet coti, but I can't hone(yet). Thanks for the tip .

Interesting BB. I agree...maybe the stropping will help.

Originally Posted by metalfab

Evening Gents, No better way to wind down on a Monday then a nice hot shower and shave.
Result: AAAHHHHHHHHHHH

Jim,
I can definitely feel the quality of this shave.

Originally Posted by moonbeam

You have had a sensashave with the 'harmonica and the AKs Maestro Robert.
I am leaning to becoming a Str8fighter

Thank you "Str8fighter", LOL...very cool descriptive

Originally Posted by Fbones24

Semogue 840 | Cade Soap | Gold Rex | Alum | Sabon Aftershave Balm | Annick Goutal Sables

That looks like one heck of a shave Frank. Love the Rex