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    Thumbs up Sun August 12th - Sat August 18th

    Location: 36° 0'5"N - 115° 15' 21"W
    Razor: Wade & Butcher
    Brush: SRP LE
    Cream: Vetiver - Cytil R Salter
    Astringent: Thayers Witch Hazel
    AS: Vetiver - Carven
    EDT: Vetiver - Guerlain

    Talk about a memorable, awesome shave. Wade & Butcher 'The Celebrated' on steroids. That razor is a top notch high quality shave. Sweet hollow blade. Mows away those whiskers with such an ease. Smooth to boot. Not to mention my number one scent of all times. Vetiver. Woohoo.

    Thanks for sharing all those beautiful shaves and pictures. Enjoy the new week.

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    Default SODT -- Sunday

    Good morning friends!

    PREP: Floïd Sandolor Pre Shave Gel
    BRUSH: New Forest Tubby2
    SOAP/CREAM: Fitjar Soap Norwegian Fern Shaving Cream
    SCUTTLE / BOWL: Fitjar Lathering Up Shaving Bowl
    RAZOR: Red Point 918
    STROP: Kanayama Cordovan #60000
    SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG/XTG
    AS: Fitjar Folgefonn Mint After Shave Balm
    RESULT: Fresh and relaxing BBS shave



    Have a nice week,
    Béla

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    Good morning, gentleman.
    Today is H-Diamond-Day
    brush: Muehle
    soap: Proraso

    Next week I'll visit the Muehle-factory again. Stay tuned.



    ...and no shave for me- please!
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    Maxterpiece: 6/8 Vintage Sheffield KROPP, Full Hollow Ground, Round Point, Abalone Scales
    Kanayama No.3 Strop
    Simpson Chubby 1 Manchurian
    Mystic Water Sandalwood Rose Soap
    Cold Water Rinse
    Italian Floid "The Genuine"
    Le Labo Rose 31


    Third shave with a Mystic Water soap, using a third brush, and a third total flop of a lather. My two soaps are destined for only one place now!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximilian View Post
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    Wow. Love that photo and I love that razor and I love those scales...
    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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    shower
    Merkur 11C
    feather #2
    Robert becker #1 Scuttle
    semogue 2000
    MWF
    4711 Portugal lotion


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    Sunday

    There’s a possum living in a room off my shed. Years ago, this house used to be a ‘shack’; a weekend cottage. You can still see where they had the stove in the room we call the ‘secret room’; the roof has caved in and it’s covered in ivy. The possum is living in a cardboard box; I’m sure it has babies in there. It’s very meek and mild. I’m quite chuffed to have a possum living in there.

    The afternoon shave was in my bedroom, at my little table with my antique wash set. Shaving here changes things up immensely. It’s amazing how the low light and small space takes things to a whole new level. Only the second shave here. The shave here takes longer than in the bathroom; but now I’ve changed jobs I’ve actually got time to shave here each morning. It’ll be a slow transition, though, from the bathroom. I intended to listen to music as I shaved, but as I was getting ready my wife called me a ‘strange little man’. I said ‘No I’m not’ and then said ‘Do you want to come and watch me shave?’. She replied, ‘No, you’re not strange at all, are you?’ Anyway, as it turned out, she did indeed watch part of the shave and, when leaving, reiterated that I was a strange little man. Really, to be honest, I can’t really disagree…


    Razor: Klas Törnblom | Soap: Scodioli | After Shave: Lavanda

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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Martinez' Custom: Chess King w/ 26mm silver tip badger
    Soap: Truefitt & Hill: Luxury Shaving Soap
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop (3x25)
    Razor: Mastro Livi 8/8 Bergam Damascus in Mammoth Ivory Scales
    ASB: Geo. F. Trumper – Lime Skin Food
    soundtrack: Anne-Sophie Mutter: Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata Nº 2 in A major, Op. 100 #1

    Unhurried, comfortable and relaxing shave.


    "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."
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    Good morning Gentlemen!

    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Omega boar
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Scuttle: Robert Becker large
    Razor: Wade & Butcher, 6/8 smiling wedge in wood scales
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: English leather home made splash
    Notes: What a joy today's shave was. First shave with this razor, (the restore thread is here), and I've wanted to use it since I recieved it scale-less and grimy a long time ago. I could finally hone it up yesterday. The shave was as expected, smooth smooth, and sharp as ever. To celebrate it's maiden voyage as part of my rotation I tried to stay in a british theme, with Da Fat providing the suds and some English Leather splash. Yummy shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by str8fencer View Post
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    Cool photo, cool razor...
    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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