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    Wade & Butcher 8/8, camel bone scales by Buddel.
    I love seeing more camel scales! Such a great hard media and so beautiful!

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    Good afternoon Friends!

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    BRUSH: Shavemac D01 (24 mm) Extra Silver Tip 2 Band Version
    SOAP/CREAM: Fitjar Soap Norwegian Fern Shaving Cream
    SCUTTLE / BOWL: Fitjar Lathering Up Shaving Bowl
    RAZOR: 6/8" Wacker Jubiläumsmesser 2010 Mod.2 Full Hollow Ground w/ laser etched spine, French Point (Blond Horn scales)
    STROP: Kanayama Cordovan #30000
    SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG / XTG
    AS: Fitjar Folgefonn Mint After Shave Balm
    COLOGNE: Aqua Di Parma Colonia Intensa
    RESULT: Very,very fresh and first-class, BBS shave
    Have a great shave everyone!
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    Default Tuesday (bit late, I know...)

    GB Kent T4
    Martin de Candre
    Puma 6/8
    Roger & Gallet L'Homme ASB
    Chanel 'Les Exclusifs' Sycomore EdT

    Man alive, woody bonanza! This is one of the lively vetiver fragrances there are. "Smoldering woods on the beach" is how someone once described this scent.

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    GB Kent T4
    GFT Rose SS
    Filarmonica 13 DT, black scales
    GFT Coral Skin Food
    Terre d' Hermes EdT

    Perhaps the last 'summery' shave of the year?

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    Default Day 2 of the Tabac trials

    W&B in G10/EJ Barley w/Mekur Blade-Tabac-Lubriderm

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    Well I have to say I am COMPLETELY UNDERWHELMED with Tabac! Not too much water and it initially made a mound of lather. It broke down quickly provided and no glide or cushion. It would dry out very fast on my face. My razor did not want to glide on my face at all. YMMV After the first pass I quickly switched to the DE so I could shave faster. Now I did get a great shave out of it by doing two more passes with the DE but the soap was not even close to my expectations. This will be relegated to my Army kit with DE. The only way I would want this with a str8 is if I used it as an Uber. BUMMER!!!!!!!!
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    Default Thursday

    Pre-Shave: Hot shower
    Brush: Simpson Chubby 1
    Razor: Filarmonica DT 14
    Strop: 40/60 Neil Miller Linen/English bridle
    Soap/Cream: Cella
    Astrigent: Alum block
    After shave: Mennen Skin bracer
    Results: The Fili chopped down four days of growth like a V8 chainsaw in a corn field a wonderful effortless shave.

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    Good evening Gentlemen!

    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Haryali badger
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Scuttle: Robert Becker large
    Razor: Thiers-Issard Le Dandy, 6/8 hollow round point
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: Home made splash Rhómme
    Notes: Lovely evening shave, comfortable 3-pass BBS. Shaved much earlier, but making a chocolate ganache cake so didn't have time to post before.

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    Have a great evening, and keep those posts coming

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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    An evening shave for me today and the last one for several days. Early tomorrow AM, we are headed off to Yosemite National Park with extended family for the long Labor day weekend.
    Have a brilliant trip Robert, enjoy the time with the family.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post

    Jose, did you tempting fate once not teach you a lesson????? LMAO!
    I am a bad student, sorry......:

    Le Grelot 6/8, Ambrose Cordovan (25/60), Simpson Duke 3 Best Badger, Martin de Candre sans Parfum, Myrsol Agua Balsámica


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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post
    W&B in G10/EJ Barley w/Mekur Blade-Tabac-Lubriderm

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    Well I have to say I am COMPLETELY UNDERWHELMED with Tabac! Not too much water and it initially made a mound of lather. It broke down quickly provided and no glide or cushion. It would dry out very fast on my face. My razor did not want to glide on my face at all. YMMV After the first pass I quickly switched to the DE so I could shave faster. Now I did get a great shave out of it by doing two more passes with the DE but the soap was not even close to my expectations. This will be relegated to my Army kit with DE. The only way I would want this with a str8 is if I used it as an Uber. BUMMER!!!!!!!!
    Just so you don't think that you are the only one in SRP-land that doesn't adore Tabac...I am on board with you. I wasn't impressed either. Plus I think it smells awful. I got rid of mine toot-sweet. To each his own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post
    Well I have to say I am COMPLETELY UNDERWHELMED with Tabac! Not too much water and it initially made a mound of lather. It broke down quickly provided and no glide or cushion. It would dry out very fast on my face. My razor did not want to glide on my face at all. YMMV After the first pass I quickly switched to the DE so I could shave faster. Now I did get a great shave out of it by doing two more passes with the DE but the soap was not even close to my expectations. This will be relegated to my Army kit with DE. The only way I would want this with a str8 is if I used it as an Uber. BUMMER!!!!!!!!
    Sorry to hear that and I'm sure one of your countrymen would help with its safe disposal As you say MMV and it would be a dull world if we all got the same results.
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