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    Quote Originally Posted by Heljen View Post
    This was my first time using a Filly and a Plisson brush. Both are awesome. . I got the razor from Sashimi and it really is a great shaver. Thank yo u Sashimi.
    Glad you like the Filly! Good to see you got her honed up.
    Good luck and keep her sharp; she'll serve you well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sashimi View Post
    Glad you like the Filly! Good to see you got her honed up.
    Good luck and keep her sharp; she'll serve you well.
    Herman
    Yes it really honed up great. Very smooth edge.

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    Dovo Best Quality 5/8
    TrueFitt & Hill Soap
    Virgin Island Bay Rum

    Omega Pro 49 Boar Brush

    2x pass
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    Location: Ottawa, Ontario
    Razor: Tally-Ho near wedge
    Hones: Norton 4k/8k, Zulu Grey
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom Latigo
    Brush: Whippeddog Silvertip
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Scuttle: Robert Baker 002 in Lava Slate
    Shave: 3 passes, WTG/XTG/ATG
    Astringent: Thayer's
    A/S: Captain's Choice Bay Rum


    After seeing this poor thing Antique straight razor, A Real Tally Ho over on the ebay 101 thread, I just had to get my Tally-Ho honed up and offer up a shave in memory of what once would have been a great razor.

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    It was in original condition, faded red, well-worn, but nice.
    This was and still is my favorite combination; beautiful, original, and worn.
    -Neil Young

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    Sunday February 17, 2013

    Pre: Hot Shower - Nivea Face Wash, Nivea Face Scrub
    Soap: Arko
    Strop: Dovo Russian & Tony Miller Old No. 2
    Razor: W. G. Wilton 8/8 Wedge (Max Sprecher Rescale)
    Astringent: Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Post: Nivea Post Shave Balm
    Cologne: Armani Code Ultimate

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    The Wilton mowed down three days growth with very little effort. I tried something a little different today, I used the Nivea Face Scrub as a pre-shave, leaving it on until my initial lather. I purchased the Wilton from someone on another forum that "didn't like the large wedge." It's at least a 8/8, if not a touch bigger. It was priced right and I jumped all over it. I then sent it to Max for a set of "old school" micarta scales and it's now one of my favorites. It's so heavy that my arms get tired by the third pass. I just love everyone's SOTD/photos. I hope everyone has a safe and productive week.

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    _Neck Shave-Cheek Trim_
    Pre-shave:Whole Foods 365 Unscented Glycerine Soap

    Merkur HD/Persona Red Israeli
    Wee Scot/Mitchell's Wool Fat Soap

    Razorock Aftershave Wax

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    Great photos today gents. Really great! I have been too busy at work the last couple of weeks so I havent had time to take my SOTD photos. Well this week I am back, hopefully to stay. Today I am going with a German theme.

    Sunday:
    Razor - 7/8 Dorko with blonde buffalo horn scales
    Brush - Thater 2 band
    Soap - Tabac
    AS - Nivea

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    Pre: Nivea scrub, then hot water applied with the brush and my pre shave mix of 50% glycerin+50% grapeseed oil
    Brush: Semogue 830
    Razor: Trud Vacha Gravyura 11/16
    Soap: Williams
    T.N. Dickinson's Witch Hazel
    Nothing else just a practical nice shave for a day of stay at home and work on remodelling. Shaved at dawn, though and it was a nice feeling.

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    Arise, awake, and learn by approaching the exalted ones,
    for that path is sharp as a razor’s edge, impassable,
    and hard to go by, say the wise. Katha Upanishad – 1.3.14

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    Prep: hot shower
    Pre: Art of Shaving Pre-Shave Oil
    Cream: L'Occitane Cade juniper
    Razor: Gens #14 15/16
    Tighten-up: alum block
    Post: Acqua di Parma after shave balm
    Result: this two pass shave was one of my closest with any razor ever. I might not even shave tomorrow.

    Cheers,

    Jack

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    Birthday shave with the Thiers Issard, Calani-soap and Muehle-brush.

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