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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Chubby 2
    Razor: Wade and Butcher, for barbers use
    Cream: TOBS Lemon and Lime
    AS: Aqua Vera, vintage Swedish "shaving water"
    Strops: Neil Miller
    Result: Catfishbelly clean

    Wow, I got this baby back from Neil today and it´s one smooth operator! At first I didn´t think it was that sharp enough (I was careful when using, as I allways are when shaving with a freshly honed Miller blade), but after I stropped I wanted to check with a HHT and it was easly sharp enough . I found the AS yesterday in an antique shop and it smells lovely and the amber coulor is excellent + it was like skin food for a hungry face when I put it on

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    Prep: Hot Water Wash, Baby Oil Gel
    Razor: 1962 Ball End Tech (Birth Year Razor)
    Brush: Semogue 1305
    Cream: TOBS Eton College
    AS: Alum Block, Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Finish: Agua Lavanda Puig, Firehouse Wacky Tacky

    Great two pass shave. Not a lot left to shave after the Lather Catcher shave yesterday. This shave, like most, was conducted under the strict supervision of a trained safety observer, my cat. You can see him in the mirror just to the right of the cologne in the mirror.
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    Prep: Hot shower – followed by Proraso pre-post-shave cream
    SS/SC: Pre de Provence + Ingram = Superlather
    Brush: Semogue Owner’s Club “Finest Badger”
    Strop: VB Red Latigo 50 fabric; 55 leather
    Razor: 5/8” Dovo “Prima Klang”
    Astringent: Thayers “Lemon” Witch Hazel
    ASB: Gillette “Sensitive Skin” gel
    AS: Booster “Polar Ice”
    Result: This is going to be a great day.

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    Prep: Hot Shower/Hot Towel
    Strop: A.H.Christian Vintage strop
    Brush: FS Fine Badger
    Cream: Tabac
    Razor: Wade & Butcher "For Barber's Only"
    Astringent: Thayer's Unscented Witch Hazel
    Balm: Nivea Replenishing
    A/S: Old Spice
    I feel like a real man again tonight. I've just had my first day back working full-time in 15 months, and I cant wait to bring home a decent pay check to my family.
    Driving a fork-lift and using power tools all day is also a pretty good way to get that manly feeling
    I had to go with the W&B tonight followed by Old Spice, dont get much more blokey than that.
    2 passes for a DFS. Time to kick back and relax.
    Thanks for all the great posts and pics guys
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    Wednesday
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    First off:
    Thanks to all of you for your kind words and well wishes yesterday! I really appreciated all the PM's and the kind words here in the SOTD thread

    The surgery today was no biggie, so I went home as soon as the effects of the drugs wore off. More or less
    And what a nice surprise the mailman had for me today
    A new Custom. I like receiving parcels like this.

    Pre-Shave:Hot towel and a good washing of the face.
    Brush: H.L. Thäter, 25mm Silvertip
    Razor: Buddel Custom, 8/8" Damascus steel. French Point. black and white Ebony scales and Mammoth ivory wedge.
    Honing Regimen: Gabor
    Strop: MickR's Kangaroo strop
    Soap/Cream:DR Harris Arlington shaving soap
    Scuttle:Schwarzweisskeramik, Large White
    Astringent: Alum
    After shave Balm: DR Harris Arlington
    EdT: DR Harris Arlington
    Results: Not my finest shave, but that has all to do with me and the after effects of being sedated. In honesty I'm still a bit tipsy... The tools performed wonderfully. This brand new Custom was a true pleasure to receive and use. Very fine craftsmanship, beautiful materials and great design. I look forward to trying this blade out when "sober"


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    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    First off:
    Thanks to all of you for your kind words and well wishes yesterday! I really appreciated all the PM's and the kind words here in the SOTD thread

    The surgery today was no biggie, so I went home as soon as the effects of the drugs wore off. More or less
    And what a nice surprise the mailman had for me today
    A new Custom. I like receiving parcels like this.
    What a great "get-well present!" Heck, for that kind of a welcome, I might sign up for minor surgery...
    He saw a lawyer killing a viper on a dunghill hard by his own stable; And the Devil smiled, for it put him in mind of Cain and his brother Abel.
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    Good afternoon Gentlemen!

    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Long handled Frank Shaving Finesrt Badger
    Soap: Connaught luxury shaving cream
    Razor: Unknown 5/8 hollow ground, round point
    Honing regimen: J-nats (Oozuku w botan, tenjou and tomo-nagura, oozuku with water as last step)
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: Lavender spice, house blend
    Notes: I recieved my new j-nat set yesterday and wanted to use this razor for testing purposes. I used it just a few days ago and still can remember what it was like before. I am quite happy. It certainly was quite a bit sharper, although not as smooth as last time. Seems I need to work it a little more on the strop. Gave myself a small nick on the jawline, it stopped bleeding unattended before the shave was over. All in all, a nice shave. This lavender spice blend is also growing on me, I've found I reach for it quite a bit lately.

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    Have a great day guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    Razor: Buddel Custom, 8/8" Damascus steel. French Point. black and white Ebony scales and Mammoth ivory wedge.
    Bjørnar
    congrats on your new custom Buddel! I really love your razor. Very nice blade.
    Welcome to the club!
    Regards,
    Béla
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeSomebody View Post
    Today is my 26th wedding anniversary!
    Congratulations!

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