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    Default Friday Morning

    Prep: Hot shower -- followed by Proraso pre-post-shave cream
    SC: Al’s Shaving Cream “Jubilee”
    Brush: Vie-Long 6910 Silvertip Badger (red)
    Strop: VB Red Latigo 50 fabric; 60 leather
    Razor: 5/8” Griffon Cutlery Co. “Carbo-Magnetic”
    Astringent: Thayers “Lemon” Witch Hazel w/ Aloe Vera
    ASB: Nivea for Men High Performance “Extreme Comfort”
    AS: Pinaud “Clubman”
    Result: BBS…

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael View Post
    Razor: TI, special 2011 edition (like the blade, but TI = really, really lousy customer service )
    Soap: Nannys Yushu
    AS: Ogallalla Limes and Peppercorns
    Result: Very clean indeed[/B]
    Nice shave!
    Mikael,

    I'll bet it was all that and more with that cup of espresso.

    Yummy!
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    Default Roll on the weekend..



    Latest acquisition, a nice example of a Viscount freshly honed on the popular yellowish Ardennes stone and stropped on the red side of my 'Scorcher' Shell Horse.

    Have to say this is the best shave I've got off a Rolls to date, bit sore round the neck area but that's a problem area I have anyway - everywhere else BBS

    Kicking the weekend off with a good start.

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    Green of envy of your coffee shots Mikael

    razorMerkur37G
    bladeGillette Wilkinson Sword
    BrushOmega 10098
    soapJabonman balsámico (handmade in Spain by a member of foroafeitado.com)
    AftershaveFloïd Blue
    EdTEau du Sud de Annick Goutal
    CommentsUsually the experiments in order to make shaving soap are not very well finished, because the soap is a simple product with complicated ways to achieve results....well I don't know very much about this soap, but I've got a great lather, thick, cushioned enough, with glide, unfortunately the scent is very "medical" as a liniment. The spanish Floïd blue smells as a hairdressing product,....I had to get away from those smells and I've chosen the bitter fruits of Eau du Sud, holy grapefruit
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    Friday the day before the weekend. I love this day.:-)
    Prep: shower
    Strop:Rch
    Brush: rex boar.
    Soap: MB iceberg+ Arko creme. Super cool.
    Razor:Rakete 6/8
    Result: Smooooooothhhh
    Have a nice weekend friends.!


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    Razor: T. Hessenbruch Full Concave Warrented
    Pre-Shave: Edwin Jagger
    Brush: Rooney pure badger
    Soap: Omega
    AS: Thayers Lavender and Avon Spicy
    Result: Sorry for no picture but forgot to charge my camera up and it died mid-shot. I can tell you that it was a spectacular shave. Found a sample of the EJ pre-shave cream last night while cleaning up the shave den. Love the menthol feel of it, especially paired with the Omega. The Hessenbruch did it's magic again, leaving me smooth and presentable for the day ahead.

    Great shaves everyone!

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    Friday 9th

    Filarmonica 13 Doble Temple
    Tony Miller ‘Notovan’ artisan strop cotton/leather 40/60
    Museo Picasso Barcelona bowl
    Durance badger brush
    Florena Sensitive (Aloe Vera) shave cream
    Nivea after shave balsam
    Old Spice after shave



    Tons of lather from the Florena, I admit though that I missed the slickness of Nanny's soap. My new 'Picasso' Spanish bowl does a terrific job, the Durance brush reminded me of how good it simply is and the Nivea-Old Spice 'budget' combo gave me a nice finish.

    Have a telephone interview scheduled with Oslo on Monday, it's a good position so we may have a surprise coming up. Keep fingers crossed and let's see...

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    Quote Originally Posted by fonthunter View Post
    Mikael,
    you're a cooking all day fantastic coffee! ...and nice shot as always.
    Cheers,
    Béla
    Thank you Béla! I've been doing coffee way longer than straight razors though, so it's no big deal to make a shot of espresso

    Quote Originally Posted by jhenry View Post
    Mikael,

    I'll bet it was all that and more with that cup of espresso.

    Yummy!
    Sure was, love a pitch dark and earthy espresso, much like the people in southern Italy like it

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    Early shave / late post...

    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Edwin Jagger badger
    Soap: Trumper's Officers & Gentlemens Shaving Soap
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop (3x25)
    Razor: Wacker "Jungmeister" 7/8
    ASB: Geo. F. Trumper west Indian extract of limes skin food

    Smooth and comfortable shave. Have a good weekend.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NavalArchitect View Post
    Have a telephone interview scheduled with Oslo on Monday, it's a good position so we may have a surprise coming up. Keep fingers crossed and let's see...
    That's great news! Wish you all the best with that, Κωνσταντίνε!

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