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    An almost all French Shave:


    Le Grelot | MdC | Semogue | Rancé Le Vainqueur
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    Lukewarm Shower, Wm. Elliot and Co., VDH Boar, Mitchell's Wool Fat, Skin Bracer, Lapidus Pour Homme

    Nice shave, not much more than a touch up required after yesterday's wonderful shave. I really dig this new finish Lapidus is indeed a good quality stink be gone.
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    Pre - Alum block
    Strop - 3 inch bridle leather/hard felt
    Razor - W&B almost wedge with Fat Boy assist/save
    Brush - Vulfix 660 med super silver tip
    Soap - Arko in a bowl
    Post - Alum block followed with Thayers witch hazel

    Well, it's official, I give up on the W&B near wedge. Not worth the agro playing with honing it on the limited skill set I have. I am thinking letter opener, maybe. Hope your shave goes better than mine did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post

    Well, it's official, I give up on the W&B near wedge. Not worth the agro playing with honing it on the limited skill set I have. I am thinking letter opener, maybe. Hope your shave goes better than mine did.

    Bob
    Wedges are notoriously hard to hone. These old razors were all hand made and not one was the same as the next. It takes careful inspection of the blade and secure taping of the spine to get the edge to flatness well enough for a good bevel and edge. Tell me about it! I've spent (intermittently) literally weeks on perfecting the edge on my GB. Its spine even varies in thickness across the whole length, so I have to use several different sized layers of tape to make it flat enough on the hone. I worked it out in the end and have a great shaver now. Don't give up, that's the motto.

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    Pre: Hot Shower
    Soap: Harris Arlington
    Brush: Zenith Badger
    Razor: Quo Vadis
    Post: Arlington Cologne



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    Monday afternoon
    Hot water prep
    Wade & Butcher FBU spike point razor - Barbershop best badger brush - Sanders & Co shaving soap - cold water splash - T&H 1805 asb - Pinaud Clubman Bay Rum as


    A welcome distraction from the events going on in my parents' house this shave was. Since Friday I'm here and I'm supporting them in any way I can and I find that "just being around" at this point is actually the best way to go. The polar bear is my friend "Bud" who helps me stay sane... The W&B surely still performs, but the edge needs a small trip to the coti. It will get it once I get back home. For now it's shuteye's for me, as I'm pretty exhausted from the emotions.

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    Hot Shower
    Cade Soap, Boar Brush
    1959 Fatboy
    Pinaud Clubman
    Vaseline for men

    Shaved in the shower today. Nice.
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    16 DECEMBER 2012

    * Weber DLC with one shim + UFO U2V1 SS Handle
    * Super Iridiums
    * Frank Shaving synthetic 24/48mm
    * Mike's Lemongrass + Eucalyptus
    * Thayers
    * Unrefined Shea Butter




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