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    Pre: Hot shower
    Brush: Hjm badger
    SC: DR Harris Marlborough
    Strop: TI paddle strop
    Razor: Dovo inox all steel scales (fresh from my Norton 4/8)
    Post: Cold water and men-ü facial moisturiser
    EdT: T&H Freshman
    Strategy: Two pass WTG and XTG
    Result: DFS for a rough day at work

    Gentlemen: nice pics as always. Makes me practise envy control :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indesio View Post
    _______ FECHA: ______________ 04/01/12 _____________________________________________
    Brocha: Shavemac D01 Modelo Indesio color negro (hoy 2 pelos menos)
    Scuttle: Blue Floyd V.2
    Jabón de afeitar: Le Comptoir des Savonniers
    Navaja: Filarmónica 14DT "caramelo de fresa"
    Asentado: Prima Rinderleder
    Maquinilla: EJ R89
    Hoja y uso: Feather en tercer uso para los retoques
    After-shave: Floris JF splash
    Eau de Toilette: Hoy no
    Foto: Hoy si

    Salu2.
    Indesio.
    I think I've gotta get my Google language tools working, English is so boring...

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    Yeah, Google Language tools has some issues, that IS assuming it's the language I thought it was. I like the phrase 'hoy no', I might start using it :-)

    Brush: Model D01 Indesio Shavemac black (now 2 hairs less)
    Scuttle: Blue Floyd V.2
    Shaving soap: Le Comptoir des Savonniers
    Razor: 14DT Philharmonic "strawberry candy"
    Seated: Prima Rinderleder
    Razor: EJ R89
    Sheet and use: Feather in third use for touchups
    After-shave: Floris JF splash
    Eau de Toilette: Not today
    Photo: Today if

    You know, what about a 'multi cultural' day? We could ask all those who speak (write) another language (i.e. their 'native'? language) to post a post in that language. That would be really cool! We could do it for, say, the first of next month? I know we'd get a lot of English, but maybe we could try and use our 'forbear's' language if we normally speak English; like for me, German, or French? What about that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zephyr View Post
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    NICE photo, very nice...
    Stranger, if you passing meet me and desire to speak to me, why should you not speak to me? And why should I not speak to you?
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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Edwin Jagger best badger
    Soap: Mama Bear's Bay Rum
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop (3x25)
    Razor: Thiers-Issard: "Pierre Thiers" #41
    ASB: Caswell-Massey No. Six

    Comfortable and sticky smooth shave in less than ten minutes.
    More snow this morning, I'm still waiting for the global warming to kick in.


    "Cheap Tools Is Misplaced Economy. Always buy the best and highest grade of razors, hones and strops. Then you are prepared to do the best work."
    - Napoleon LeBlanc, 1895

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    SOTD Thursday 5


    Brush: Frank Shaving Finest Badger
    Soap/Cream: La Toja lathered on face
    Razor: Futur + Elios
    ASL: Nivea for Men, Peau Sensible
    EdC: Puig, Agua Lavanda
    Comments: A very comfortable shave. Good performance of La Toja and Futur. Three passes.


    Thanks for your posts, Gentlemen
    Have a nice day.
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    Pre: Hot shower
    Lather: Fitjar Sandalwood shaving soap+Vitos shaving cream+glycerin+lanolin
    Brush: Morris and Forndran 2-band Blond Badger
    Razor Henckles Friodur INOX 8/8
    Post: Alum block and Thayers WH toner
    PSB: Yuzu/Bergamont/Vetiver moisturizer
    AS: Clubman

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    Even though I find that the Fitjar soap (unlike their cream) is a bit thin and dries somewhat, it was none the less an excellent shave this morning and a great start to the day.

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    Thursday

    The Proraso shave cream/soap/stuff did NOT perform well today! It was lazy, indolent and downright obnoxious!
    I’m quickly losing patience with it, it’s entirely possible C O Bigalow will replace it, and Musgo Real, though a distant memory, is a strong one and is certainly a valid contender.
    La Toja sensitive I now find to be weak, pale and unexciting, though its stronger counterpart may instill a little confidence.
    Speick, though also a distant memory, beckons.
    Pre de Provence promises things others cannot, if only a certain strangeness and rarity, and asks to be called to be tested.
    Truefitt and Hill Trafalgar pretended its tube was full, puffing out its waist-coated and watch-chained stomach, which has warned the writer against plastic tubes (rather than aluminium) who all have the same crass trait.

    So, what’ll be the next cream? Musgo, Pre de thingy, NON sensitive La Toja?

    For this AM, Proraso, as reported, sucked. The W&B performed well though, distinctly displaying the honer’s remarkable skills.

    It was an almost all Proraso shave (still gotta get that Proraso AS), followed up by that Burberry ‘The Beat’ stuff, which is cool, but in this instance might have been swapped for some T&H Traf AS.

    The day itself ended with a walk to and through the pine forest surrounding the town cemetery with Lucy, the Dalmatian.
    It was noticed that Lucy’s hips were, well.... wobbly. It was also noticed that the writer’s hips were, well....wobbly,
    which then resulted in a 5-days-post-NYR (New Year’s Resolution) to rid said writer and said hound from said wobbles.

    Be good (first priority) be well (second priority) be happy (third priority), after all, what else is there?

    Oh, just noticed, over one thousand posts. But that is only indicative of my penchant for waffling and my otherwise boring life, rather than being demonstrative of any shaving related 'wisdom'...


    Razor: Wade and Butcher Special (again)
    Pre Shave: Sukin facial moisturiser on the face and beard in the shower; Proraso
    Cream: Proraso
    ASB: Proraso
    After Shave: Burberry ‘The Beat’ Eau de Toilette


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    Manaslu M-55 | Thäter 2011 LE Bulb | CarrieM BRV Uberlather | Thayers Lavender | Sigilli Claudiæ

    I hadn't used the CarrieM products in a while, so they were an easy decision this morning. The Black Raspberry Vanilla always leaves me with such a conundrum - do I shave with it or eat it? In this case, i opted for the former. And I'm quite confident I'm all the better for that decision. Nonetheless, the überlather was divine. The Manaslu, despite needing a little touch up on the stones, delivered a top notch shave and left me BBS after two passes plus a cleanup. What a way to start the day!
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    Prep: Hot Shower, Conditioner on the beard area
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: Omega Boar
    Soap: TSD English Fern
    AS: Nivea Double Action
    Finish: Agua Lavanda Puig

    It's 29 damn degrees outside. This is officially full on ridiculous. The last I checked I don't live in Minnesota. This razor did such a great job yesterday, I ran it 50 laps on either side of the strop and brought it back for an encore. This took a great edge and kicked it up about 3 notches. I think this razor was scaring stubble off my face from about 10 feet away! I could have easily stopped after the first pass but was having such a good time, I went for another. Result--Catfish Belly Smooth!

    The older I get, the better I was

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    Thursday


    iKon S3S
    Gillette Super Thin
    Col Conk Almond Shave Soap
    Parmawood Silvertip
    L'Oreal After Shave Balm
    Old Spice Classic Cologne

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