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    Quote Originally Posted by IamSt8ght View Post
    Razor: Hart 6/8
    I'm hoping my next razor purchase is one of these. Round point, polished finish, and 6/8.

    Nice set up and picture.
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    F.S.silvertip/Occitane Cade/Brut Original/ Eaton n.100 13/16




    hot shower, the smell of rain in the garden, hit the 80s,fantastic razor....

    tonight I have been cherished and cuddled ..... steel sheffield particularly soft and the size / weight of the razor (13/16 1/2 hollow) have made that the shave was sooooo delicate.. pleasure ...
    "Consider well the seed that gave your birth: you were not made to lives as brutes,but to following virtue and knoweledge"
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    Before there was Robert Wade, it was just Samuel and William Butcher or, the Butcher Brothers.

    Took a great edge, terribly happy about the condition of scales and blade.

    Butcher Brothers 5/8 blade

    Mitchell's Wool Fat

    WD 24mm Silvertip

    T&H Sandalwood Aftershave

    T&H Sandalwood Cologne

    Have a good weekend Gents!

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    Vie Long Brush
    Proraso Red
    TI Le Grelot
    Proraso ASL

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    Yup, it is getting there. Btw, Vie Long Brush is a winner.
    From their stillness came their non-action...Doing-nothing was accompanied by the feeling of satisfaction, anxieties and troubles find no place

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    I visited some of the flood- damaged houses in Dresden, Saxony.
    A lot of losses...around 1 million Euro -5 appartment houses. Was there with the client and the censor/ evaluator.
    The insurance company will pay for all this losses...
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    BTW:
    Today is Obie's Birthday!!!
    Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag/ Happy Birthday!
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    Prep: hot shower (not to hot though, bloody teenagers)
    Brush: Custom by Penofstheforest, my deepest gratitude to a top bloke, Rod!
    Razor: C V Heljestrand M K no:15
    Soap: MdC
    AS: Blue Floid (like many warm days :-))
    Strops: Neil Miller
    Result: Very, very close

    This's the only Heljestrand MK razor with this design, I can recall seeing: It was very common with Klas Törnblom and not uncommon with E A Berg, but Heljestrand didn't seem to jump up on this design train very willing



    Congrats Obie!!

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    Scuttle: Schwarzweisskeramik
    Razor: Beaujeu Dumontel 'Amaus' 13/16" half hollow
    Brush: Simpson's Chubby 1 Best Badger
    Cream: ToBS Jermyn Street
    Astringent: Osma Alum
    Eau de Toilette: Penhaligon's Castile



    Notes: Eliminated a week of whiskers in 2 passes!

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    Saturday, June 29, 2013

    Prep: Speick Natural Soap
    Razor: Thiers-Issard Le Grelot 6/8
    Soap: Speick Stick/Grated
    Brush: Vulfix Strand Boar
    Scuttle: Schwarzweisskeramik
    Post: Myrsol Antesol & Emulsion

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnnypipe View Post
    I'm hoping my next razor purchase is one of these. Round point, polished finish, and 6/8.

    Nice set up and picture.
    Thank you, and Harts are really nice razors, particularly if you like a hefty blade.

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