Clean, Bright, Modern picture, I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoracioAR
How is that Kyoku?
I have been eyeballing it but have not jumped yet.
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Clean, Bright, Modern picture, I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoracioAR
How is that Kyoku?
I have been eyeballing it but have not jumped yet.
Thanks you Paul for the nice words!
Thursday morning:
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Mikes Orange, Cedarwood & Black Pepper SS
Rooney Silvertip
unknown german razor with french nose 5/8
Tüff sensitiv AS
Le 3eme Homme de Caron EdT
Have a nice day!
Good morning friends! :)
PREP: Proraso Preshave Cream
BRUSH: 23mm Shavemac, Finest Badger ("Gut-rasiert" forum shaving brush 2011)
SOAP/CREAM: Manantiales de La Toja Soap
SCUTTLE / BOWL: Fitjar Lathering Up Shaving Bowl
RAZOR: Tosuke
STROP: Biber-Elster Feinste Spez. Juchte paddle strop
SHAVE: 2 passes, WTG/XTG
AS: Alt-Innsbruck EDC
RESULT: Great shave, BBS
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Have a nice day,
Béla
Good morning Gentlemen!
-Proraso Preshave
-Kropp 11/16"
-Simpsons The Commodore X3
-Mitchell's Woold Fat Soap
-Taylor of Old Bond Street, Eton College After Shave Lotion
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Thursday
Razor | Burrell Top Flight | Soap | Mike’s Natural Pine and Cedarwood | After Shave | D.R.Harris Bay Rum
Nice shave with the Burrell this morning. This razor is always as sharp as sharp can be. I’m seeing a lot of Mike’s Natural Soap here lately. I’ve only tried the Pine and Cedarwood, which is nice.
On the way to work I saw some sheep traipsing along a path in a paddock. The sun was low behind them; and golden. As each sheep trudged along her legs were surrounded by a little cloud of golden dust lit by the sun. On rounding a bend I came across a whole line of sheep trudging the path; the golden dust cloud extending in a thick golden line hovering several feet from the ground.
It’s SO dry at the moment, there’s no grass at all on the ground, it’s almost entirely bare, we haven’t had any real rain now for months.
The sheep seem sick to death of the whole scenario, but sheep ALWAYS seem sick to death of the whole scenario. Cows don’t. Cows don’t really give a shit. Except in the morning. When it’s cold. When they complain about everything. Crows don’t complain. They lament. In a really depressed manner, as if they’re only a day or two away from ending it all. Magpies never complain, they’re always happy, kangaroos don’t complain either. Kangaroos are rather sarcastic animals. They look at you out of the corner of their eyes in a really disdainful way. Kangaroos are rather ‘up themselves’. They look at you KNOWING they could bash your brains out if they wanted to, but they can’t really be bothered right now. Echidnas are always scared. Sad and scared. Very depressed little fellows. I feel that I want to help them. But they just want to be left alone...
Proraso|G5|Mtn. Badger|Pannacrema|PJM 'Square Deal'|Proraso AS|Iggy's BalmGreat Shave! BBS in 3.
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Have a Great Thursday Gents!
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Hot Shower, 1960 Gillette Fat Boy, VDH Boar, Mitchell's Wool Fat, Skin Bracer, Pierre Cardin, Stache Bomb
A fella at work gave me this wax yesterday. Although it lacks the bulletproof hold of Wacky Tacky, the wax is much softer and smells like a spruce forest or a Christmas tree lot. The label art is also outstanding.
Thursday
Muhle R101 2011'
Gillette Silver Blue
Frank Shaving Finest Chubby
Kappus Shave Cream
Nivea Balm
Booster Oriental Spice Aftershave
Razor: Townsend, 9/16
Brush: Olive tree wood custom
Cream: Palmolive
AS: Proraso pre/post
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11th April 2013...
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Pre : Hot water, Kiehl's facial fuel wash, Proraso pre-post cream
Soap : Palmolive green tube
Brush : Turkish "No.6"
Razor : Merkur 15C
Blade : Feather
Post : Cold water, alum block, Proraso pre-post cream, Nivea moisturising balm
A/S : Old Spice original
Finish : BBS :D
Comments :
The brush is breaking in nicely. The pungent odour it gave off when I'd wet it for the first time is disappearing, to my relief. It's a belting lather maker, and has the right amount of stiffness for my tastes. All that for less than £2... you can keep your £100's silvertips, thanks all the same.
I felt like giving the old (!?) Canon 350D a run for this photo, along with its "kit" lens... and it shows. The "kit" lens just can't cut it anymore. Normal service shall be resumed.
