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    Well Shaved Gentleman... jhenry's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Titivillus View Post
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    You have a gorgeous Filly there... Congrats.

    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    Razor:Revisor 8/8 Müngstener Brücke, Horn scales.
    Soap/Cream: Al's Shaving cream, Palermo.
    EdT: Penhaligon's Opus 1870
    Results: Another brilliant shave...
    Amen to that... Revisor (Wowzers!), Al's Bomb and Opus 1870. What more could a shaver ask for?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael View Post
    AS: Prada
    Result: Very, very clean
    You must be smelling pretty classy too. One of my former students says that Prada has a really nice fragrance. I just got some for my birthday.

    Quote Originally Posted by Blix View Post
    Razor: Friodur 8/8
    Awesome shave...
    I'll bet. That razor looks pretty awesome too.

    Quote Originally Posted by metalfab View Post
    Wade & Butcher Extra Hollow Ground. Finished off with a splash of Musgo.

    Smooth as silk the softened beard the Sheffield steel, beautiful.

    It is a privilege to be able to post here with you fine gentlemen,have a super Saturday
    And its a privilege to view your posts Jim. You have a super Saturday as well.
    From the appearance of your shaving kit, it appears that you are well on your way to doing so.
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    Prep: Hot Water Wash, Baby Oil Gel
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: Omega Boar
    Soap: Ogalllala Bay Rum Sage and Cedar
    AS: Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Finish: Ogallala Bay Rum Sage and Cedar Splash, Firehouse Wacky Tacky

    The edge on this razor was getting a bit muddy but that was quickly resolved by a couple hundred laps on horsehide. The edge was nice and overall it was a wonderful shave. I believe that the Lime and Peppercorns soap/splash will be in my next gear requisition. The sage and cedar is kind of a Fall/Winter thing. Still very nice in the warmer months but I think Lime and Peppercorns would probably be a bit better in warmer weather.
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    PREP: Hot shower with face scrub
    RAZOR: EJ
    BRUSH: PJ3
    SOAP: MDC
    ASTRINGENT: Thayers Unscented
    ASB: Skinfood
    EDT: Dr.Harris Arlington
    RESULTS: 3 Passes to Clean
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    PS: Shave Secret Oil
    Blade: Boker Edelweiss
    Brush: Omega Pure Badger
    Soap: Momma Bear's Beau Brummel
    AS: Alum Block followed by Burts Bees Bay Rum Aftershave
    Cologne: Bath House Spanish Fig & Nutmeg

    Results:
    This blade was one of my early honing attempts and I remembered it shaving me very well. However, now that I've been introduced to Otto Deutsch's Hans and Bismarck Red, I think my standards have changed a bit. I had a few nicks and raw patches that needed attention from the Alum Block. Still I got a smooth shave.

    This was my first use of Beau Brummel. The aroma is strong with tobacco and spices. The scent stayed on my face for quite awhile. I appreciate strong fragrance so I liked this soap. I can guess that its not good for everyone though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhenry View Post
    You must be smelling pretty classy too. One of my former students says that Prada has a really nice fragrance. I just got some for my birthday.
    It´s a nice scent for sure, right up there with any of my high end scents, all three of them (Prada included) . Seriously, it´s a real competent AS and with lovely scent. Of course it doesn´t hold very long being a AS, but you can get in an edt too, pricey stuff though.

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    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Omega boar # 81052
    Soap: Mitchell's wool fat
    Razor: Faugier Annonay, 6/8 round point hollow ground
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: English leather, house blend
    Notes: Today's shave was over too fast. I received this razor in the mail yesterday and immediately started working on it. Never heard of the brand, but it shaves like a dream. I put a jnat edge on it and stropped it good, it is such a smooth shaver.

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    Looks like there is a gob of brown goo on the blade, it is from the photo editing filter

    Have a great evening guys!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tumtatty View Post
    I went insane and bought MdC. Besides my soap/creme drawer won't hardly shut any longer I have so many....I think I need help!

    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    I hear ya Tim...I have the same problem. We both need help, LOL

    This is your 911 operator..Hang tight guys..Your help is on the way..My mailing address is (Big Grin)....

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    "We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm."

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    C.V. Heljestrand faux frameback : Omega : Latvian artisan shave soap : Institute Karite balm



    Don't know why but this razor fits me quite well. It must be half or close on its way to needing a hone, something which I still cannot spot or feel readily yet; however the advantage for me is that since it is not lethally sharp as some other edges I own, I can now do my chin 97% with one pass plus safer work on the moustache area... My honemeisters are doing a great job but I think I'm not ready yet for 'super sharp' type of edges.

    Nice, confident and fast shave overall.

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    MWF Hand Soap,
    Musgo Real SC,
    Duke 3,
    Dovo 5/8,
    Razorock Alum,
    GFT Lime SF,
    L'Occitan EdT.



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