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    Prep: Hot shower
    Soap/cream: Castle and Forbes Cedar and Sandalwood
    Brush: Simpsons Persian Jar 3
    Razor: Filarmonica Novodur, Dobl Temple 13
    A/S: DR Harris Sandalwood, Ems balm
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    DOVO 6/8 Best Quality
    MWF
    Proraso White Preshave
    Proraso ASL

    Nice Shave! I do subscribe to the belief that MWF is temperamental soap. If left neglected it will let you know by performing sub par. The past few days I have been using the Fat. Today I was rewarded with a better lather.
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    Strop - Jemico
    Prep - Hot water + shave towel
    Pre-Shave - Musgo Real Glyce
    Brush - Vulfix Bristle
    Soap - Williams
    Mug - Green scuttle
    Razor - 11/16 W. Hawcroft & Sons wedge
    Post - Thayers + Nivea balm

    Second time shaving with this razor, seems to be getting smoother. It is interesting how the cycles of stropping and shaving can really make a razor more comfortable. Now I just need to stop restoring new razors all of the time so I can have a few that are broken in
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    dfrazor...that is a great looking scuttle!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catrentshaving View Post
    dfrazor...that is a great looking scuttle!
    Thanks I wish it had a maker's mark on it. I think it is newer, at least compared to the ancient James Kent that I have.
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    Hot shower
    Thiers Issar Special Coiffeur
    Merkur HD
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    Razorock Aftershave Wax
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    43rd Birthday, new straight and first use. Felt like a baby trying to whittle a stick with an axe. Shaved from sideburn to jawline on the right side and then continued on for a bit about the neck, WTG only. Once I tried to hit the cheek, however, the unfamiliarity of the instrument became too noticeable and awkward. Finished it all off with the trusty DE. I'll have another go with the straight on the weekend.

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    Good morning friends!

    PREP: Proraso Preshave Cream
    BRUSH: 23 mm MÜHLE (synthetic fibres)
    SOAP/CREAM: Taylor of Old Bond Street LEMON & LIME Shaving Cream
    SCUTTLE / BOWL: Fitjar Lathering Up Shaving Bowl
    RAZOR: 13/16" Geo. Wostenholm & Son Pipe razor
    STROP: Kanayama Cordovan #60000
    SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG/XTG
    AS: Sir IRISCH MOOS
    RESULT: Smooth shave



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    Prep Palmolive Verbena & Neroli Soap
    Razor Vintage Hishakaku Folding Kamisori 6/8
    Strop Kanayama Cordovan #8000
    Brush Chubby 1 in Super
    Mitchell's Woolfat
    Alum & Witch Hazel
    L'Occitane Baux Balm
    L'Occitane Baux Edt

    Jamie.


    This mornings shave was superb, a two pass BBS from the Hishakaku folding Kamisori.

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    Kent T4
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    Filly 13 DT, white scales
    Roger & Gallet L'Homme ASB
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    Yesterdays shave.

    Prep: Hot shower with face scrub and face wash.
    Brush: Plisson
    Soap: Tabac
    Razor: Bartmann 504 Manganese Steel and Bartmann 504 Silver Steel
    Aftershave: Thayers Medicated Witch Hazel

    I used both razors because I honed them just recently and wanted to test them both. The one with the Manganese steel (dark scales) felt a bit smoother. Nonetheless both razors did a great job. Will bring the light scaled one back to the hone for a little extra touch up today.


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