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    Location: Coffs Harbour Australia
    Strop: Osgar Vintage Shell Horse
    Brush: Prem A Silvertip Badger in Cocobolo
    Soap: Proraso
    Razor: Royal Invicta 6/8
    Astringent: Thayer's Lemon Witch Hazel
    Balm: C.O. Bigelow Mentha
    A/S: Wahl Bay Rum
    Sorry to give you the same razor twice in one week, but I wanted to try to smooth off the edge on this a tiny bit. I gave it 10 laps on the Chrome Ox balsa followed by 200 laps on the newspaper strop. Primitive but effective, the edge was noticeably smoother.
    A lazy 2 pass shave left me feeling smooth and refreshed, a DFS.
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    Thanks for all the great posts and pics boys.
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    Joe Chandler | C&S 88 | Semogue | Tade Alum | Thayers | Sabon | Guerlain Coriolan



    Another fantastic shave!
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    Prep: Hot Water Wash
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: Omega Boar
    Soap: Ogallala Bay Rum Sage and Cedar
    AS: Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Finish: Ogallala Bay Rum Sage and Cedar Splash

    One pass quicky this morning. No time to chat, sorry no pic today. Gotta run!
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    Prep:Hot Shower, Lime & Coconut Pre-shave oil
    Scuttle:Dirty Bird custom double
    Brush:23mm H.L. Thater
    Strop:SRD PIV English Bridle
    Soap: MDC
    Razor: Filarmonica 14
    After shave: Pinaud Clubman
    EDT: Perry Ellis 360 Blue


    Result:The fili always performs as does the MDC. 2 passes and I'm out the door CBS!
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    Razor: Mühle R101 "Shark's Mouth"
    Blade: Shark Super stainless
    Brush: Semogue LE 2009
    Lather: Omega shaving soap with lanolin
    Aftershave: Osage Rub
    Comments: I didn't think about a DE shave today, but finally I've chosen the Mühle R101, lighter than the R41, better to use a razor as this because the weight it's not an advantage for such as agressive head. Because the agresiveness and the aspect of the comb, that seems the teeth of a shark, I called it "Shark's Mouth". More "romantic" than call it R101. Supermentholated shave because of the Omega soap and the Osage Rub, the fresher shave in Spain
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    Quote Originally Posted by fonthunter View Post
    RAZOR: Iwasaki Kamisori
    Beautiful razor Bela. I am finding the traditional Style bug bit me. where did you get this beauty??
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    Quote Originally Posted by du212 View Post
    Razor: |Mühle R101 "Shark's Mouth"
    that seems the teeth of a shark, I called it "Shark's Mouth". More "romantic" than call it R101.
    Good nickname for a safety razor.
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    Thursday

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    FS Finest Badger
    MEM Shave Cream
    Nivea Double Action Balm
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    Quote Originally Posted by amb View Post
    Good nickname for a safety razor.
    Angel
    Thanks Angel, I'm glad you like it, this razor has inspired tons of threads, from its official introduction here in SRP by eTom. I think this model is a new step in the safety razors, a new concept of DE razor use . What do you think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post
    Beautiful razor Bela. I am finding the traditional Style bug bit me. where did you get this beauty??
    Paul
    Thanks for your kind words Paul. I bought my Japanese razors on eBay. I hunted them for a long time. ...but you can probably find on a web shops too.

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