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09-05-2011, 05:55 PM #81
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Thanked: 1185Prep: Hot Water Wash
Razor: T. Noonan Arabic
Brush: Omega Boar
Soap: Speick Shavestick
AS: Alum Block, Dickinson's Witch Hazel
Finish: Crusellas Kolonia 1800 Sandalwood
Nice Shave! Despite its menacing appearance, this razor is a gentle giant.
The older I get, the better I was
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09-05-2011, 06:19 PM #82
Yes it is a Sheon Burg 665, recently purchased from SRP member mainaman. Yes they are amazing shavers. I always seem to get a two pass BBS shave with absolutely no razor burn even with little prep. This and my Missile 58, also Japanese, are undoubtedly my best shavers.
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09-05-2011, 06:58 PM #83
Monday 5
Pre: Aleppo Soap
Brush: Altesse, white badger (Model 72228)
Soap/Cream:TOBS, Luxury Stick
Safety RazorStrop: Timor TTO
Blade: Timor (#4 use)
Astringent/Post: Ransom Aloe Vera Gel
AS: Balsam, L’eau d’Issay Miyake
Cologne: Roger & Gallet, Cédrat
Comments: Today is the birthday of my son (11). We have been all day at the beach, but now we come back home (Pyrenees, high mountain). A special day with a special shave. TOBS made a good lather and Timor was excellent.
Have a nice day.
Angel.
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09-05-2011, 07:05 PM #84
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09-05-2011, 07:18 PM #85
Monday
Pre-Shave: Hot shower Brush: Simpson Chubby 1 Razor: C.V. Heljestrand Frameback Strop: 40/60 Neil Miller Linen/English bridle Soap/Cream: Palmolive stick Astrigent: Alum block After shave: Old Spice White Water Results: It's hard to beat the Palmolive stick, cheap and a great performer, and combined with the Heljestrand, a wonderful DFS evening shave.
BTW: First day without cigarettes today, so far it have went surprisingly wellNeed help or tutoring? Check out the .
Rune
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09-05-2011, 07:43 PM #86
Prep: Hot shower/Truefitt-Hill Pre-Shave Oil
Brush: Rooney 3/1
Razor: AOS/DOVO 5/8
Shave Cream: Truefitt-Hill 1805
ASB: Truefitt-Hill 1805
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09-05-2011, 07:56 PM #87
Dominic, yep it's the 1/4 hollow from JimR but it feels 'hollower' than that when shaving i.e. more flexy than say a European 1/4 hollow...but I need to shave with it more and hone it myself for a real apples and apples...btw I had my eye on the King of Heart, just a coin flip between the two
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09-05-2011, 08:50 PM #88
Chris,
Always a pleasure to drool over your shots. Beautiful
Welcome to SOTD LB...A fabulous shave indeed. It ought to be. it's with a Fili. Well done, albeit at the 100+ TX temps (Yuukkk!!)
LOOOOL. Sorry Mikael, didn't mean to compete with you buddy, but the final size was decided by Rodney (I guess based on how the handle turned out). I specified 26/55, but this is what I ended up with...Not that I am complaining though, LOOOL.
GI,
Beautiful razor (I am partial to the sexy, shoulderless look). There's nothing menacing about her, imo.
Nice collection Jack.
Angel,
First and foremost: HAPPY 11th BIRTHDAY to your son. The Pyrenees are absolutely stunning mountain ranges. I haven't been in a very long time. Of course, that's one of the toughest stretches for the Tour de France.
Second; Great shave with the Timor
Rune,
Firstly: Congrats on your 1st day without ciggies...That's a great accomplishment buddy. keep it up brother...When the urge starts to get the better of you, resist it. I have never smoke in my life, but I can imagine how hard this must be.
Secondly: I love that shave. Anything combined with the Helje will result in a fabulous shave. Those blades are hard to beat.
Welcome to SOTD. A great shave for sure
PS; Hope everyone is faring well in your neck of the woods from the ravages of Lee.
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09-05-2011, 09:08 PM #89
Fantastic I quit a little over 3 years ago and wish I had done it sooner!
My top tip is: Don't look on it as as depriving yourself and making a sacrifice, if you forever see it as a forbidden pleasure then sooner or later temptation will get the better of you, instead treat it as a positive thing, regaining health, wealth and control.Regards
Nic
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09-05-2011, 09:14 PM #90