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    THURSDAY
    Hot shower prep
    Soap: NOS Lavanda
    Mug: Two piece silver
    Brush: Silver travel boar brush
    Razor: Joseph Elliot, BEST SILVERSTEEL, “SOVEREIGN”1890’s
    Splash: Pierre Cardin

    The Shave: Close and clean in two passes. The Lavanda is a cream I use seldom..and I don’t know why. It is a soothing and pleasant lathering and protective wonder. A slight hint of Menthol appears to my weak nose.
    Today: -15ºC & sunny

    The fun of trying things makes the day go a bit better and quicker!
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    Soap: Art Of Shaving Lemon
    Brush: Omega 10005
    Razor: Kikuboshi
    Strop: Paciccella SelfMade
    After: Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue



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    Neck Shave Only

    Jenulence Beard Wash
    Merkur/Feather
    Wee Scot
    Mystic Waters Green Fairy Soap Sample (....'some' yogurt like lather...maybe starting to unlock it's secrets. Otherwise I was near giving up on this soap even though I find the scent fabulous.)
    Jenulence Beard Conditioner (on beard)
    xtendlife Age Defense Active Facial Fluid (on face and neck)

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    Prep: Hot Shower
    Razor: Wade & Butcher 7/8 American Razor
    Cream: T&H Trafalgar
    A/S: Pinaud Lilac Vegasmell

    Result: What a nice, smooth, and blood free shave. The edge on this old near wedge is amazing. I decided to give the Lilac Vegetal a try again. Last time I used it, my wife said it smelled disgusting, and I was smelling playdough all day, as well as a hint of pancakes and maple syrup. Well, I want to like this stuff, and I'm not sure why. I am working from home today, so I figure it's a good time to really splash it on, which I did. I did not point it out to the wife, and so far, no comments.

    Have a good Thursday evening!
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    Late night shave for me... Decided to bring out the Rose!

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    Brush: Omega 10098 Professional Boar Brush
    Soap: Alepp Oliveoil Shaving Soap
    Razor: Edwin Jagger DE89 Barley
    Blade: Derby Extra Super Stainless DE
    After: Portland General Store Whiskey

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    Friday

    It's been DAYS since I posted a SOTD, I can't believe it! What's WRONG with me!?

    Today's shave was with the De Pews which did a very fine job, thank you. A ratty razor but with a heart of gold.

    The Arko shave stick was used simply because I felt sorry for it. It had gone all weird from being left in the shower for some time.

    "Why did you leave it in the shower?" I hear you ask.

    I thank you for asking and reply "Because I was washing my hair with it".

    "Why were you washing your hair with it?" I hear you ask.

    I thank you for asking and reply (after a bit of a think) "Because at times I like to".

    "Why do you like to?" I hear you ask.

    I thank you for asking (a little hesitantly; what? are you a cop or something?) and reply "Because it smells and feels very 'sanitising' at times".

    "Why do you-"

    "look" I say. "let's just leave it there, OK?" JEEZ, ya get the third degree round here

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamSt8ght View Post
    ...Razor: Wade & Butcher 7/8 American Razor
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    That's REALLY cool patination. NEVER NEVER NEVER polish it off. Ever. Or else.
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    1st February 2013

    Location: Milano, Italy
    Prep: Hot shower + cold splash
    Soap: Cella
    Brush: Custom 24mm Silver Tip Badger
    Razor: Stainless Steel Dovo 5/8 Round Point Ebony
    Strop: Tony Miller 2,5" Horsehide Leather and Linen
    Shave: 1 pass WTG
    Astringent: Alum
    A/S: Floid (Italian)

    Now waiting for my W&Bs to come back from professional honing, then I'll put them back in my rotation!
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