Thread: Sun - February 10th - Sat February 16th

10 FEBRUARY 2013

* Gillette Single Ring
* Super Iridiums
* Rooney Heritage Stubby 1XL 3-band
* Mike's Lemongrass & Eucalyptus
* Unrefined Shea Butter

SUNDAY
Hot shower prep
Razor: M&c LeCoulter
Soap: VdH
Mug: coffee and a soup cup for lathering
Brush: generic badger
Aftershock: none
Splash: Bay Rum

The Day: Rushed, Sleet expected and a visitor also. The Shave: Another rescued LeC. 1st honing and it will get a touch-up on the Thuri. Still, in all a good 3pass shave..no blood and a smooth DFS.
The fun of trying things makes the day go a bit better and quicker!
May you all have a week of personal success and DFS’s!
~Richard

Razor: 17/16 home made custom.
Soap: MWF.
Brush: Edwin Jagger-Badger.
Strop: Home made 3".
Prep: Wash face then cold water shave.
Shave: 1 x WTG, 1 x ATG
After: Witch Hazel then Vetiver-Guerlain ADT
Result: BBS

I hope everyone is having a safe and warm weekend. Here's my Sunday's SOTD:

Prep - hot shower
Soap - Bath House Spanish Fig and Nutmeg
Brush - Shavemac, 2013 TSN LE, D01 Silvertip
Razor - Feather AS-D1, SI razor
Post - cold water, Kiehl's lotion
EDT - Creed, Green Irish Tweed

Have a great day y'all!

Sunday morning:



L´Occitane SS
Thäter 4125/2
Etoile St. Etienne 6/8
Tüff sensitiv AS
Givenchy Vetiver EdT

Have a nice day!

I forgot to mention in my SOTD post that the Sunday shaves posted by y'all are a great way to start the week! Great momentum going into the upcoming week!

Unknown Russian Razor / Custom Badger / Body Shop Cream / Alum Bloc / Organic Grooming Cucumber & Carrot Balm



Have a great week Gents

Kent T4
Martin de Candre
Filly 13 DT, black scales
Roger & Gallet
Amouage Epic Man

Palmolive - Knights Badger - 5/8 Dovo - Floid Blue

Reusing an old picture today as the light is pretty poor today.

Sunday Shave and Haircut

Hot Shower, Wm. Elliot and Co, VDH Boar, Tabac Shavestick, Skin Bracer AS, Nitro EdT (a Hugo Boss knock-off)

Nice ice water shave of spud and face. Hopefully, properly refreshed I can charge back into school work. My progress on this front has been shall we say less than sterling this weekend. Paper due tonight so I better get after it. Wordsworth like most of the English Romantic poets was a fabulous writer but like most of his contemporaries isn't much on economy of words. There's a delightful irony in a guy who says he writes simple poetry in the language of the common man and then feels obliged to spend nearly 30 pages explaining his decision to write that way. Anyway, enjoy your weekend fellas, I'm back to the hauls of academia.