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    Quote Originally Posted by ratbag View Post
    Google Faulding shave cream and you find it's the same one, made in Brisbane.
    They seem to leave Faulding off the box and tube these days and i find it works best if you make a lather on your face with it.

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    That's the blighter! For the life of me I never bloody remember the name! Thanks...ratbag! Virginia is just a couple of suburbs away from me. About 10 minutes drive in the heavy traffic.


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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: Rod Neep custom 24 mm extra stuffed silvertip in a Masur Birch handle
    Razor: Friodur 15/16
    Soap: ARKO stick
    AS: La Toja Manantiales
    Edt: Penhaligon's Castile
    Strops: Neil Miller
    Result: Uberclean

    Damned, how many close shaves can a man take? Only downside is that the bloody snow's coming down, again/still

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    Prep: Shower
    Scuttle: Schwarzweisskeramik basic
    Brush: Semogue Badger OC Cherry
    Soap: Nanny's Silly Soap Co. soft "Patchouli"
    Razor: Iwasaki 3M 11/16"
    Astringent: Osma Alum
    Balm: Woods of Windsor balm
    Eau de Toilette: Woods of Windsor EDT



    Notes: Very nice shave - smooth and steady. Have a great weekend all!

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    Soap: Proraso Red Old Type
    Brush: Omega 48
    Razor: Wapienica
    Strop: Self Made Paciccella
    After Shave: Proraso Green Old Type


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    Hi guys, I'm sorry this is the first time doing this I hope you guys don't mind my ugly duckling photo being posted among this hall of treasures.
    Prep: Hot shower and sense daily face cleanser + conditioner on beard
    Brush: Silvertip (from whipped dog)
    Cream: Proraso Sensitive
    Razor: Erwil Solingen 15/16 ( the only razor in my collection that I honed myself from start to finish )
    Aftershave: Nivea For Men Replenishing Post Shave Balm (Mom bought it for me when she saw me trying to shave with SR lol)
    Result: Mostly BBS with a few rough patches that I'm still working out as a beginner one on the right side under my chin and near my adam's apple

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    Prep - None
    Strop - 3 Inch bridle leather/hard felt
    Razor - Puma 18 French nose 8/8 / stropped night previous
    Brush - Omega 10066 Boar
    Soap - MWF/Cold water face lathered
    Post - Alum block followed with Thayers witch hazel
    ASA - Aqua Velva Ice Blue

    Bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    Prep - None
    Strop - 3 Inch bridle leather/hard felt
    Razor - Puma 18 French nose 8/8 / stropped night previous
    Brush - Omega 10066 Boar
    Soap - MWF/Cold water face lathered
    Post - Alum block followed with Thayers witch hazel
    ASA - Aqua Velva Ice Blue

    Bob
    You have some very nice razors in your rotation Bob. but I'm thinking that big 8/8 French point Puma is probably my favourite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by celticcrusader View Post
    You have some very nice razors in your rotation Bob. but I'm thinking that big 8/8 French point Puma is probably my favourite.

    Jamie
    Thanks Jamie. The big spatula does a great job of it alright but I find it a tad on the large side personally. I am getting used to it more and more with each use though.

    Bob
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    Gentlemen, here is today's shave bill:

    Razor: Otto Fromm 5/8 round point
    Strop: Bison 2.5" Latigo
    Brush: Thater 22 mm
    Soap: Scottish Fine Soaps
    Pre-shave: Castle Forbes
    Scuttle: Moss
    Face lather
    Alum
    Witch hazel
    Balm: Artisan
    Aftershave: Spanish Leather by Truefitt & Hill

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    Hot Shower, C.V Heljestrand Mk4, VDH Boar, Arko Shavestick, Thayer's Lavender Witch Hazel, Pierre Cardin, Firehouse Wacky Tacky

    Nice leisurely Saturday shave with one of my favorite razors. It's Sigmund Freud this weekend, a lot more fun than Marx for sure.
    The older I get, the better I was

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