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    Senior Member blabbermouth LegalBeagle's Avatar
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    BRUSH: Simpson Chubby2
    SOAP: La Toja
    RAZOR: Robert Williams 7/8 Barber's Notch
    STROP: Ambrose Horsehide
    AS: Cade
    COLOGNE: Crown Perfumery Eau de Quinine
    RESULT: So nice I had to share it twice!



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    Prep: Hot Shower, Baby Oil Gel
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: Semogue 2000
    Soap: VDH Deluxe
    AS: Clubman
    Finish: Brute Cologne, Firehouse Wacky Tacky
    Tunes: This Ain't No Thinkin' Thing by Trace Atkins

    Definitely no high brow gear here but the result was indeed top shelf
    The older I get, the better I was

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    Quote Originally Posted by LegalBeagle View Post
    RESULT: So nice I had to share it twice! [/Table]
    I understand Bill. She is an absolute beauty, and great pics too.
    Quote Originally Posted by JoeSomebody View Post
    Grant, I have a 1912 Gem razor that was my grandfathers. Still in the original box. Haven't had the courage to try it yet, but seeing yours gives me a little bump. I will have to polish the old girl up and give it a shot.
    Definitely, do it, especially if its your Grandfathers. I'm sure you'll like it . The Gem feels a little awkward at first but it didnt take me long to get comfortable with it.
    Grant
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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    I understand Bill. She is an absolute beauty, and great pics too.
    Grant, thank you for the kind words!
    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.
    -- Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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    PREP: Hot shower with face scrub
    RAZOR: Genco " Easy Aces"
    BRUSH: Simpson PJ3
    CREAM: Castle Forbes Limes
    ASTRINGENT: Thayers Unscented
    ASB: Skinfood Limes
    AS: Booster Iced Limes
    EDT: Carlo Corinto Vetyver
    RESULTS: FANTASTIC PASS SHAVE !!
    Early Morning for me today, and dint have alot of whiskers to go at, since I shaved late yesterday, but I managed to get a nice WTG pass that made me super smooth and close. Also the added "Limes" cream, AS,and ASB certainly woke me up this morning, and I am refreshed
    GREAT POSTS GUYS!!!
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    Pre-shave: Musgo glycerine soap
    Brush: Shavemac
    Razor: L'Alpin 13/16 (rose motif on spine)
    Strop: SRD Premium IV
    Soap: GFT
    Bowl: Schwarzweisskeramiek large
    A/S splash: -
    A/S balm: Trumper Skin Food
    Moisturizer: -
    Cologne: -
    Alum: -
    Comments: Perfect shave for me

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    Good evening Gents! We had a beautiful summer's day in Oslo today.

    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Omega boar # 81052
    Soap: Michell's Wool Fat
    Razor: E. Alberto. 5/8 wedge, spike point
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: English Leather
    Notes: A slightly hurried shave early this afternoon, noticeably more sting from the high alcohol splash but no nick or weepers, and comfortably smooth afterwards.

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    A great evening to you all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Definitely, do it, especially if its your Grandfathers. I'm sure you'll like it . The Gem feels a little awkward at first but it didnt take me long to get comfortable with it.
    Grant
    +1 The 1912 gives me a closer shave than a straight, if I didn't enjoy shaving with straights as much as I do then I would mostly use SE!
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    I picked up some soaps from a fellow on the B&B that he purchased from Etsy.com. I've been wanting to try the Madame Scodioli brand shaving soaps for awhile but was hesitant because I wondered whether they could contend with the classics we use.

    I must say I was quite pleased. My "Fiji Mermaid" soap has a wonderful smell of the ocean and it lathered as well as any soap I have used. I am still enjoying its aroma on my cheeks! At $8/bar its worth the price of admission. The soap is pretty soft. I was able to squeeze it into one of my tin containers and I used rubber cement to attach the label.

    Here's a pic of the lather I generated without much effort:



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    Gentlemen,

    I've been under a fairly heavy project at work, and haven't posted to SRP in a few months. I'm happy to say that I've recently rejoined the land of the living, and have had ample opportunity to catch my breath and relax. Here's this week's contribution to the SOTD...

    Wacker First Class / SRP Sweet Patchouli / Nivea ASB / Acqua di Parma EDT

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