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    Once I nixed my crappy specimen of a coticule and finished on the Norton, I got much better results from the Sprock. A very clean shave only limited by the fact that my whole rotation was in need of a touchup so my face wasn't up to par. It needs a day of rest.

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    Today's shave:

    C-MON 9/16 wedge
    Burma Shave soap
    Burma Shave brush

    Used this razor for the first time. I bought it several months back and just honed it. WOW! First pass just glided down my cheek. Although a wedge it has a very slight concave cross section. It feels different from a full hollow but it's really nice. I think this'll go into the regular rotation. Maybe I'll make this my Sunday evening shaver.

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    Hot Shower

    4/8 Femarud
    Cremo Cream
    Silvertip Badger brush

    Pinaud Bay Rum

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    Talking Sotd

    Hot shower
    5/8 Thiers Super Gnome
    Coral Skin Food
    Tony Miller Strop
    Mr Taylors Cream

    And Now It's Bedtime

    Got my Tony Miller strop a few weeks ago. I love it! Well made. Can't beat it for the price.
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    Rooney's finest small style 1
    Gold-Dachs soap
    6/8 Clarke & Son round tip
    Harris face milk

    It's been awhile since I hauled out the Clarke. This was my first straight, and it's a really good shaver, but like nearly all of my sheffields it wants stropping between passes.

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    Hot Shower

    proraso pre shave
    5/8 Dorko
    Taylor of OBS Sandalwood soap
    silvertip badger brush

    Old Spice

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    Proraso cream
    Omega boar brush, lathered on the face
    6/8 Paine, Ward & Sons Celebrated King William
    Pinaud Clubman A/S

    This is one of my Lynn honed benchmark razors, gave me an easy close shave and showed me that I have a way to go yet with honing my own.

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    Today it was T&H 1805 cream and Genco Grant. The scent is still there, eclipsing the DBR. This time around on the hones, the Genco finally performed the way it's supposed to. It gave me its smoothest shave ever, to easily rival the Tonsorial Gem. The coticule is getting relegated to sharpening kitchen knives

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    I didn't shave today but had a go with the Rooney Super and C&E Nomad - just for fun. Filled the whole bathroom with delightful scent, I loved it... if only it did not irritate my skin because I still take too long to shave

    On the other hand, taking a long time to shave is quite enjoyable

    Now I am sitting in my office, trying to decide what razor I'll use tonight

    I am leaning towards the round 8/8 Filarmonica, but the 7/8 Satinedge spike gave me such a close, if a bit scary, shave last time... This Duck is like a rollercoaster when you were a kid - a lttle scary at times but very exciting... I also need to figure out the soap / cream...

    Cheers
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    Ivo, if you used the Nomad soap, it dries too quickly for ME to complete a pass and I can't see myself shaving much quicker without injuring myself, EVER. However, I don't have the same problem with the C&E Sweet Almond Oil CREAM.

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