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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Simpson Duke 3 in Best Badger
    Razor: Edwin Jagger DE89 w/derby blade
    Cream: The Body Shop Maca Root
    Alum: AOS
    AS: Razorock aftershave wax

    Result: D F S !

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    Prep simple face wash gel
    Razor Dubl Duck Goldedge
    Brush Simpsons M7 LE Finest Silvertip
    Vito's Coconut & Almond
    Alum & Witch Hazel
    clinique Moisturiser
    Penhaligon's Castile EDT

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    Fine shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjhammer View Post
    Catching up on all the posts this evening has been a real treat gentlemen. The pics and the shaves have been fantastic, and as usual the stories, the friendship and the comradeship make this the best thread on the web!!

    No pic today, as life has just not left me the time. I'm lucky to get to view the forums here lately! I am sure enjoying the money, the security and the sense of satisfaction my new job is bringing me, but I have been earning every dollar they are paying me. I haven't worked this hard in years. It's good for me, and I'm starting to get back into the swing after completing my first month and a half.

    No shave since last Friday, same as Bill, and I find that a shave after letting the face rest for several days always comes out excellent. Today's was no exception and I got a fantastic, smooth shave.


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    Glad the job/work is going well. There are only a few things more satisfying than a nice hot shower and good shave after a days work, but we cannot discuss the others on this forum.

    I agree about how letting the face rest a few days allows for a really sensational shave. Glad you enjoyed your shave.

    Enjoy the day!!
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    An adequate, but not great, shave with the Jernbologet this morning. I hadn’t shaved yesterday and noticed some tugging this morning. I’ll need to give the edge a little more work, I think. The Mike’s natural soap lathered easily, and the scent of the soap lingered all day. I’m getting used to this scent; it’s interesting, I wasn’t sure if I really liked it at first. I splashed Bay Rum scented liquids on myself lavishly with utter disregard for modesty and reason.


    Razor: Jernbologet | Soap: Mike’s Natural | After Shave: D.H.Harris Bay Rum | Hair Tonic: Pashana Bay Rum

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    This is just one of those razors. I bought it a couple years back at a local antique store. I'd been keeping an eye on it for quite a while and when it became obvious it wasn't going anywhere for $35 I haggled them down to $17 and left with it in my hand. It started with a decent bevel and a fair edge but a few quick laps on the stone and it was scary sharp. It holds a great edge and when it starts to tug, a few quick laps on the stone and a good stropping puts it right back in the ball game. Great razor!

    Prep: Quick touch up hone, warm shower
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: Omega Boar
    Soap: VDH
    AS: Skin Bracer
    Finish: La Toja Manantiales AdC
    Results: First pass was just North/South. After a cold water rinse, I applied some Baby Oil Gel and touched up the usual spots (although there was certainly not much left)
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1OldGI View Post
    This is just one of those razors. I bought it a couple years back at a local antique store. I'd been keeping an eye on it for quite a while and when it became obvious it wasn't going anywhere for $35 I haggled them down to $17 and left with it in my hand. It started with a decent bevel and a fair edge but a few quick laps on the stone and it was scary sharp. It holds a great edge and when it starts to tug, a few quick laps on the stone and a good stropping puts it right back in the ball game. Great razor!

    Prep: Quick touch up hone, warm shower
    Razor: Imperial Extra Hollow Ground
    Brush: VDH Boar
    Soap: VDH
    AS: Skin Bracer
    Finish: La Toja Manantiales AdC
    Results: First pass was just North/South. After a cold water rinse, I applied some Baby Oil Gel and touched up the usual spots (although there was certainly not much left)
    I think I have the exact same model razor, but I broke the scales on mine trying to tighten the pins. I have to agree with you that it is a fantastic shaver!

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    Quote Originally Posted by unit View Post
    I think I have the exact same model razor, but I broke the scales on mine trying to tighten the pins. I have to agree with you that it is a fantastic shaver!
    Come to think of it, I really wanted to shave with this one today and realized that it is out on "loan" so I can get some help with my honing skills...I miss it already LOL.

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