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    It's been a long while since I have posted to the SOTD thread. Life has been very busy between the family and the job. Anyway... without further delay, here is today's SOTD for me:

    RAZOR: Feather All Stainless Double Edge Razor
    BRUSH: Merkur Futur Silvertip Badger
    SOAP/CREAM: Acqua Di Parma Colonia Collezione Barbiere Shaving Cream
    AFTER SHAVE: Acqua Di Parma Colonia Collezione Barbiere After Shave Lotion
    COLOGNE: Acqua Di Parma Colonia Eau De Cologne

    I have been using this Feather Stainless for 6 months now and have to say it has earned a permanent home. ...and that is saying a lot because the only other permanent DE I have is my Merkur Futur. I have tried a lot of different current and vintage DE's over the years, but until now I always ended up going back to my Futur and selling the others. Perhaps I will eventually give the Futur or Feather to my son when the day comes (he's 2-1/2, so I have some time to think about it).

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    6/8 Henckels 401 Platinum
    Tabac
    Thater SRP 2011
    Thayers and Floid Blue

    Incredible 2 pass WTG XTG and very, very nice! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!


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    Pre - Alum block
    Strop - 3 inch bridle leather and hard felt
    Brush - Semogue 1350 boar
    Scuttle - Robert Becker
    Razor - Revisor 6/8 with shoulderless thumb notch new production
    Soap - Vitos Red+The Body shop Macca Root with 3 drops glycerin and 1 drop lanolin added
    Post - Alum block followed with Thayers witch hazel

    What can I say, great shave. The 1350 boar is now well broke in and handles face and bowl lathering well enough that I know it is a bargain. The Revisor is comfortable to shave with and nice to look at. The uber lather was lovely too. Hope your start to Sunday goes as well as mine did.

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    Soap~PGS Whiskey Razor~ Made it myself (TGN head) Brush~ Made myself (23mm Finest)
    I love having my own lathe, I can make a new razor or brush, just because



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    Autumn Shaving


    Hot Shower - New Forest 2041 Best Badger – Nanny's Silly Soap Down Home Summer – Edwin & Jagger DE87BL + Personna#2 – Alumbre - Florida Water


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    Have a nice day !!

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    Sunday Shave and Haircut
    Prep: Lukewarm Shower
    Razor: Wm. Elliot and Co.
    Brush: VDH Boar
    Soap: Tabac Shavestick
    AS: Clubman
    Finish: CK Obsession
    Result: Great shave and the spud is CBS as well
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    Good Evening.

    Today's shave was mainly AOS with a hint of Mme Scodioli "Step Right Up".

    Very Nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr1312 View Post
    ...Today's shave was mainly AOS with a hint of Mme Scodioli "Step Right Up".

    Very Nice.
    Oh, 'Step Right Up' it's like a fine oil for anointing, isn't it? Not that I'd know what a fine oil for anointing is like, really, or at all, actually...

    Maybe I should have said "Oh, 'Step Right Up', it is nice, isn't it?" and just left it at that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Not that I'd know what a fine oil for anointing is like, really, or at all, ...
    Funny, well, I have had my head and other parts anointed with oil. Um, crap, you know this reminds me I need to get some of that MME Scodioli Aftershave. I liked the shave soap and you rave about it. So, yeah, then I can make the comparison. Or maybe we can meet in some transcendental plain of existence where we can swap out brains. Never mind, that sounds expensive. I should just buy the damn stuff.
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    Monday

    A new working week ‘workin for da man’ and all I can think of is tomorrow’s workout, buying climbing shoes and rock climbing on Saturday. The mornings shave was not very good. I spied the Arko on the shelf and thought I’d give it a go. After lathering my face (I wet the stick and rubbed my wet shave brush on the stick to make the lather; and then face lathered) I stropped. After stropping I looked in the mirror and at first thought I must have rubbed some of the cream off. Then I realised it had simply dissipated and all but disappeared. Not sure if it was just my lathering or the oils on my skin but I had to lather again and even then there was no cushion at all. I’ve used this shave stick only about three times since I’ve had it; I wouldn’t buy it again.

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