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    Prep L'Occitane Cedarwood Soap
    Razor Wade & Butcher late 1840s 7/8
    strop Kanayama Cordovan #8000
    Brush Semogue Special OC 2012
    Mitchell's Woolfat
    Alum & Witch Hazel
    L'Occitane Baux Balm
    L'Occitane Baux Edt



    A two pass super BBS shave from the Wade and Butcher, I'm using the Semogue for the next few shaves as I'm trying to speed up the breaking in process, Still the brush just whips up a superb lather and won't need much effort several more shaves with a few test lathers should do the trick.

    “Wherever you’re going never take an idiot with you, you can always find one when you get there.”

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    Weather...like spring

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    Razor: Wostenholm, Concave IXL 7/8
    Soap: Klar
    Brush: Plisson horn 18
    A/S: Acca Kappa 1869

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    Pre - None
    Strop - 3 inch bridle leather/hard felt
    Brush - SOC 2 band badger
    Razor - Otto Busch "World Master"
    Soap - Arko in bowl+TBS Macca Root with 3 drops glycerine and 1 drop lanolin
    Scuttle - Robert Becker
    Post - Alum block follwed with Thayers witch hazel
    AS - Aqua Velva "Ice Blue"

    Great shave, no complaints at all. The SOC 2 band badger is a brush that really hits the spot for me and I reach for it more and more. Just a great balance of backbone and softness for me to lather anyway I want to. That is not to mention that the handle shape is so natural to hold too.

    Bob
    Life is a terminal illness in the end

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    Hot Shower, Boker Red Injun 102, VDH Boar, Cella, Skin Bracer, Acqua Di Selva EdC
    Just when I thought two day weekends were too short.
    The older I get, the better I was

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    Another Christmas shave
    Hot water prep
    Cocodrilo 14 razor - badger brush - Proraso red sc - cold water splash - Thayers green resplash - Truefitt & Hill 1805 balm - hot towel - LaLique White EdT


    A two pass shave to silky smooth bliss.
    Had all the time in the world and Miles blowing his trumpet in the background.
    Life can be good at times.

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    Muehle R101 (pre-2011) & Gillette Platinum
    Omega silvertip, genuine horn handle
    Old Spice soap (vintage)
    Farmacia SS Annunziata dal 1561 after shave lotion
    Miller et Bertaux bois de gaiac EdP


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    26 DECEMBER 2012

    * Weber DLC with one shim + UFO U2V1 Brass
    * Super Iridiums
    * Rooney Heritage Stubby 1XL 2-band
    * Mike's Lemongrass + Eucalyptus
    * Thayers
    * Unrefined Shea Butter





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    Wed, Dec 26

    Pre: Hot Shower, 15 Linen, 15 Leather
    Razor: Hart 6/8" Square Tip w/Rosewood
    Brush: Simpson Major Travel Brush Super Badger
    Scuttle: None
    Soap: Williams
    Post: Cold water and Alum
    Aftershave: Proraso White

    I feel like the revelation I had on Christmas Eve may have helped me conquer my neck finally. It looks like I may be trying to figure out how I will tackle a second pass on the neck sooner than I thought.
    Shaving with facial hair is like a golfcourse. It's a challenge of rough and fairways. You are the skilled greenskeeper of your face?

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