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    Wednesday - Hump Day Shave

    Today's setup:

    Dovo 6/8 Best Quality (15 webbing / 50 leather)
    Badger brush
    L'Occitane de Provence Cade shave soap
    Thayer's
    Aqua Velva Original Sport (green one)
    Nivea Sensitive ASB
    Bigelow Green cologne


    I have to say, I am LOVING this.... the straight razor shave beats anything I ever got from a DE, with less irritation. Its still a slow(er) process for me, compared to a DE shave, but the results are worth it.

    The Cade soap is, in my opinion, one of the best out there - excellent, slcik lather, and the scent is terrific.

    Have a good day, gents.

    Barry

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    Pre-Shave: Hot shower
    Brush: Simpson Berkeley
    Razor: Hamburg Ring 13/16
    Strop: 40/60 Neil Miller Linen/English Bridle
    Soap: Palmolive stick
    After shave: Pinaud Clubman
    Results: Kids in bed, wife out of the house buying the remaining christmas presents, and great soft and hardware it couldn't be anything than a nice and relaxing shave

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    Rune

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    Wednesday Afternoon

    Warm Shower
    Dirty Bird
    Badger Brush
    Nancy Boy Cucumber SC
    Gillette Fat Boy, 1959 Wilkinson Blade
    Thayer's Cucumber AS
    Vaseline For men

    Quick Shave, off to the Wife's Office party. Not really in the festive mood. I had to buy pants 3 sizes too big so I can be comfortable. The surgical sites are still not totally healed, so big pants and suspenders are in order.


    Enjoy the evening
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    Weds, Dec 13
    Brush: Omega Boar
    Soap/Creme: Cella
    Razor:Gem 1912
    Blade: Whatever it is that they Sell at Walgreens
    Pre: hot towel
    Post: alum plus witch hazel
    Hair Groom: Jeris w/ oil
    Result: It has been a while since I pulled out my SE razor, but I got one of the closest shaves I've ever had with it. The downside is that the combination of being a bit out of practice with it and my having had a rougher than usual shave yesterday meant that, while it was BBS, it also has left me a bit raw, hence the alum block and witch hazel, instead of my currently preferred lilac vegetal splashes. Still, it was amazingly close shave, and nothing is quite like the sound a 1912 makes when it mows down whiskers.

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    Wednesday

    Gold Dollar
    Nanny's Ice & a Slice
    Vie Long Horse/Badger Mix
    Alum
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    A close comfortable shave with a great soap, great razor and a great brush.
    Regards
    Nic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeltz View Post
    Wednesday

    Gold Dollar

    A close comfortable shave with a great soap, great razor and a great brush.
    Jeltz, This is the first Gold Dollar I have ever seen!!!! I have heard that they are a mother to hone, and takes a real expert to be able to get an edge on them. Did you hone it yourself? Who honed it if not?

    Just curious about them. I have a Giesen & Forsthoff, and I have never seen one of those in here either. I have had a very difficult time trying to get a bevel on it. Just wondering how, what, when, where??? etc.. hehehe.

    Anyway, Great Shave!!

    Mike
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    [QUOTE=mjhammer;890927]Jeltz, This is the first Gold Dollar I have ever seen!!!! I have heard that they are a mother to hone, and takes a real expert to be able to get an edge on them. Did you hone it yourself? Who honed it if not?

    Just curious about them. I have a Giesen & Forsthoff, and I have never seen one of those in here either. I have had a very difficult time trying to get a bevel on it. Just wondering how, what, when, where??? etc.. hehehe.

    Anyway, Great Shave!!

    Mike(/Quote)

    Golddollars are not to bad to bad to hone. Problem its a crap shoot if you get a good one or not. Iwas lucky toget a few good ones. Robert has G&F. If you having a prob setting a bevel.it could be the stone your using or just needs nore time.
    Penty of people you can always send it to.h
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    Merkur 11C
    Astra 4th Use
    Rooney 1/3 in Silvertip
    Schwarzwisskeramik XL
    Martin de Candre
    Proraso lotion
    Proraso balm

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    Good morning friends!

    PREP: Proraso Preshave Cream
    BRUSH: 26mm Thäter LE (SRP 2011) 2-band, Silvertip Badger
    SOAP/CREAM: De Vergulde Hand Scheerzeep (Soap)
    SCUTTLE / BOWL: Georgetown Pottery Scuttle
    RAZOR: 6/8" Mastro Livi, Half hollow ground, Round Point (w/ Boxwood scales)
    STROP: Kanayama Cordovan #30000
    SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG / XTG
    AS: De Vergulde Hand After Shave Balm
    COLOGNE: Clinique Happy for Men
    RESULT: BBS shave



    Have a nice day,
    Béla
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post
    Thank you. Here you go:
    Glenn
    Wow, NICE razor. Really Art Deco looking...
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