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    Who's that guy think he is... JoeSomebody's Avatar
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    Thursday
    Prep: Hot Shower, Proraso pre-post creme
    Brush: Thater 4125-2
    Scuttle: G5
    Soap: MNS Lemongrass Eucalyptus
    Razor: Genco Fluid Steel
    Post: Proraso AS, AOS ASB unscented
    Result: This Genco was a gift from my youngest son and when I got it there were issues. I really didn't think this could be made shavable, but figured to give it a try. It has heavy hone wear, starts at 11/16 heel, to 1/2 at the toe, but I really like the smiling shape of the blade, it seems to "fit the face" so to speak. So I went to work and set a good bevel on the 1k, progressed up through the Naniwa 12k and Voila! Smooth, silky smooth. These blades have a well deserved reputation as great shavers and this lived up to the legend this morning! 3 passes and CBS, off to work and looking forward to the holiday weekend (only one more day left!).

    Have a Great Thursday Gents!
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    Prep: Lukewarm Shower
    Razor: Lecran Cutlery
    Brush: Semogue 1305
    Soap: Arko shavestick
    AS: Nivea ASB
    Finish: Skin Bracer
    It doesn't get much more rice and beans than this. What it lacked in fancy, it made up for in comfort and closeness. Very nice shave.

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    Thursday

    PREP: Hot shower + Nyasha Black Facial Cleansing Bar
    CREAM/SOAP: Penhaligons Opus 1870 Shaving Cream
    BRUSH: 28mm Frank Shaving - Silvertip
    RAZOR: 8/8 Filarmonica 14 Doble Temple
    STROP: Scrupleworks 3"
    POST: Osma Alum + Alpa

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    Razor: Gillette Old Type
    Blade: Personna (Red Pack)
    Prep: Bald Frog Eucalyptus Balm
    Brush: Vie Long horse
    Soap: Bald Frog Arabian Hookah
    A/S: Joop! Homme
    Result: A great shave

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    Thursday:

    5/8 Dovo Special (always gives a great shave)
    Illinois 127 strop 20/60
    Palmolive cream, whipped with Conk badger
    Pinaud Clubman a/s

    BBS clean, a DFS indeed.

    Cheers!

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    SOTD August 30th 2012
    Hot shower prep
    Razor: For Barbers Use" Wostenholm "Washington Works" ~ 1850
    Soap: Cella
    Mug: porringer
    Brush: Horsehair
    Aftershock: Alum block
    Splash: Bay Rum

    Simple and fast shave today. No weepers and the razor has remained sharp for well over a year. Good steel. One of my first rescales in horn. The Royall bottle is from way back and still has the tiny crowned cork as a seal. The Bay leaf/laurel has long been known as an antiseptic and anti fungus. It fit right into the British three way trade. Africa for slaves, Bermuda for rum and to England for profit taking.



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    Prep: Hot Shower
    Razor: 9/8 Wade & Butcher
    Strop: Illinios 827
    Brush: AOS Fine Badger
    Cream: Truefitt & Hill Trafalgar
    A/S: AOS Sandalwood Balm

    Result: I am still impressed with the edge these old Sheffield blades take. Very good early morning shave to start the day.
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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: M&F blond 2 band badger (finally I got my hands on one of these and I'm very happy how it behaves initially )
    Razor: Nesbitt's Crown razor
    Soap: Dr Harris Almond + Proraso
    AS: Blue Italian Floid
    Strops: Neil Miller
    Result: Very, very clean




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    I'm beginning to think you like that 60mm lens, Mikael...
    sharp, Mikael and JoeSomebody like this.
    He saw a lawyer killing a viper on a dunghill hard by his own stable; And the Devil smiled, for it put him in mind of Cain and his brother Abel.
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    Today new old stock Revisor
    Have a nice day

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