Sun November 06th - Sat November 12th

Razor:F.W. Engels Special
Brush:Rooney Pure Badger
Cream:Palmolive Lemon + Handmade Naturals Frankincense Super Lather
AS:Thayers Lavender and Avon Spicy
Result:Decided to try a super lather with the Palmolive Lemon and the frankincense soap.Wasn't too sure how the two scents would work together, but to say the scent was intoxicating is a huge understatement.Could definitely stand to have a cologne or AS with this combo.The shave itself was nothing short of great.The Engels is always a pleasure to shave with.An all too short two pass CBS.Now it's time to go vote and later lose myself in some reading.Have a great day.
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Tuesday:

Shumate 5/8
Target Black Badger
EU Palmolive Stick
Alum Block
Witch Hazel
Nivea Sensitive Balm
Avon Wild Country Cologne NOS

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Originally Posted by celticcrusader

Such a cute looking little friend you have there, dont you just love dogs, not just man's best friend but simply the best animal on the planet.

Here's a photo of my elderly Wirehaired Fox Terrier in his younger days now aged 14 but still looking good, if i'm honest I dont know what I would do without him.

Regards Jamie.

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Gorgeous dog! I had a wire haired fox terrier when I was younger. I grew up with him. Very similar coloring to your guy. He was the most rambunctious dog I have ever seen!

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Originally Posted by Fbones24

Gorgeous dog! I had a wire haired fox terrier when I was younger. I grew up with him. Very similar coloring to your guy. He was the most rambunctious dog I have ever seen!

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The word rambunctious sums up the Wirehaired Fox Terrier perfectly, I dont think they are made any other way my friend.

Regards Jamie.

Maximized Veiga 7/8, Plisson 14 HMW, Aramis SC, Floïd vigoroso

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Frank's Shaving Brush: Richmond
Mitchell's Wool Fat: It is Tuesday after all!
Merkur Progress
Rapira Swedish
Alum
Master's Lilac Vegetol
Arko Cool After Shave Cream

Tuesday
Mens Estoril Sports line SC/Edwin Jagger Barley with Astra/Semogue LE 2011/Alum/Caswell Massey number 6 lotion/Jojoba oil.
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November 8, 2011

Prep: hot shower and lingering lather
Brush: Rooney Silvertip
Soap: Fitjar Såpekokeri Lighthouse bay rum
Razor: ERN 1166 Crown and Sword
Post: RazoRock alum, Thayer’s Lemon Witch Hazel

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I do like the way a heavy blade shaves... The ERN1166 had been waiting to be honed for a while, and in the end took two attempts (and probably could use a bit more refinement) to make it back into my shaving rotation. An easy two pass shave, cutting down 3 days beard with little effort.

Every time I lather up it gets a bit better, thicker, slicker and more cushion:D The Fitjar
bay rum is almost used up just I feel I am starting to get the most out of it:boohoo:

I do need to refine the edge and work on a comfortable (and confident) grip to venture into the ATG realm and a BBS shave. But until then I am happy with the results.
I hope to find the time to check out this week’s shaves, I am sure they are great and if not great at least good learning experiences.

:beer1:

Tuesday Nov 8
Pre Shave: Hot Shower & AoS Lavender PreShave Oil
Brush: Dan Capshaw Custom Black Walnut Silvertip
Soap: Handmade Sinus Relief soap
Scuttle: Georgetown Pottery G5 Scuttle Mug
Razor: 7/8" S.R. Droescher "Karbono" special steel Extra with Yellow G10 three pin scale with red acrylic wedge
Post Shave: Alum Block, Cold Water Rinse, AoS Lavender After Shave Balm AND the all important Woodford Reserve on the Rocks!

All in All a good tuesday day off work shave!

Blew out of here this morning without logging my SOTD.
Prep: Hot Shower, Baby Oil Gel
Razor: Texas Shumate
Brush: Omega Boar
Soap: VDH Deluxe
AS: Aqua Velva Classic
Finish: Agua Lavanda Puig

Great shave! This razor is right up there with my C.V. Heljestrand when it comes to maintaining a great edge and just feeling real good in your hands. Also one of the few razors in my collection that I can date with any real accuracy. Shumate moved to St. Louis in 1904. This says Shumate Razor Company, Austin, Texas right on the shank so it kind of narrows it down to somewhere between 1898 and 1904. I can only hope to be such a performer at 108 years old.

Anyway, off to the gym for a quick 3 mile run then the customary post workout shower beers. :beer1: