Thread: Sun May 06th - Sat 12th

Location: 36° 0'5"N - 115° 15' 21"W
Razor: Filarmonica 13DT
Brush: Thater SRP LE
Soap: MDC
Astringent: Thayers Witch Hazel
ASB: Nivea Extra Sensitive + Lanolin
EDC: Habit Rouge Guerlain
For today's shave I went back to basic. Top notch products with top notch ingredients. MDC doesn't need any introduction but for all who don't know, this soap is one of the best you'll ever find with quality nourishing properties. The Filarmonica 13 knows no enemies, obstacles, dangers and surprises. Mows away those whiskers like a true warrior. A few drop of lanolin mixed together with the extra sensitive balm from Nivea soothes, protects and nourishes your skin, big business. And the habit rouge? Addicting and one of my old time favorites. Love it. love it, love it.

Wishing y'all a great shave!

Good morning friends!

PREP: Floïd Sandolor Pre Shave Gel
BRUSH: 24 mm Shavemac D01 Extra Silver Tip 2 Band Version
SOAP/CREAM: Acqua Di Parma Collezione Shaving Cream
SCUTTLE / BOWL: Fitjar Lathering Up Shaving Bowl
MAXTERPIECE: Carl Friedrich ERN "ATOR" (w/ Bolivian rosewood scales)
STROP: Kanayama Cordovan #60000
SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG/XTG
AS: Acqua Di Parma Collezione After Shave Balm
COLOGNE: Acqua Di Parma Colonia Intensa
RESULT: Awesome shave

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Have a nice week,
Béla

Prep: Hot Shower
Brush: TOBS Super Badger small
Soap: Evelyn and Crabtree Nomad
Scuttle: Dirty Bird 1.5
Razor: Grelot Royal Canada
Astringent: Thayers Original Witch Hazel
ASB: Dermalogica

Feather Stainless & Feather blade
Simpsons Tulip 4 three-band Super (T&H)
GFT Coconut
Aqua Velva
Floris No. 89 after shave balm
Terre de Hermes EdP

Sunday

I actually have two shaves to speak of. I shaved last night, even thought I’d shaved that morning as I’d got a cheap Palmolive shave stick and I wanted to try it out ‘properly’ so to speak. I wrapped it in cling film and placed it in hot water for a few minutes until it softened a little, and then cut it into slices. I then pressed the slices into the bottom of my vintage scuttle. They stuck there quite firmly. I showered etc as usual; and tried making a lather like I normally do with a stick (i.e. rubbing it on my wet face, then face lathering). I wasn’t impressed. I then washed that off and made a lather from the soap in the scuttle. Again, I was not impressed. I’m not sure what I expected for 2.50 or what ever it was but at this stage it appears to me to be rubbish. Then again, I put Arko in a similar category. But I’m no soap aficionado.

This morning’s shave, though, was with Body shop Macca Root. Excellent cream. Lathers up in a 0.25 of a minute. It doesn’t need a lot of water added or a lot of whipping.

The De Pews did a great job each time. I like this razor more each time I use it, esp as I get used to its little ‘issues’ as they relate to how I hone it.

Razor: De Pews

Pre-Shave: ‘Sukin’ facial moisturiser

Cream: Body Shop Macca Root

After Shave: Floïd

Eau de Toilette: ‘Whisky’ by Evaflor

[QUOTE=carlmaloschneider;963015]

The BS Maca Root cream is excellent to me too.Excellent pic and shave Carl.

(Moonbeam

Nice way to start the morning. Great shots!!

Hello friends, my shave today

Prep Floïd preshave oil
BrushVie-Long finest badger special edition foroafeitado.com 2012
SoapMartin de Candre
Razor Filarmonica 14 DT
Post alum + Myrsol emulsión
AS Floïd vigoroso



Great shave today. The MdC, Vie-Long finest badger and the Filarmonica razor make a fantastic team.

Regards. Saludos
José Luis

Only a small Fili today



and a picture...Hamburg-Harley-Days 2007

Originally Posted by eTom

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There appears to be some road kill on the bike?

[EDIT] Oh, I didn't scroll down, helmets, of course...