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    I love Burls....... and Acrylic HARRYWALLY's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    It will be the usual, get excited that it's on the way, use it a few times, then the gaping emptiness in my soul will open up again and I'll have to find something else to buy to fill the void....
    I'm sure it'll be an awesome brush!
    I'm heading off to men essentials right now, thanks for that info. I'm eyeing the Bison horse hide strop.
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    NOS Japanese Hoshi Tombo 8000.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Vetiver is very nice, just got a bottle of Fine Fresh Vetiver and Fine Clean Vetiver, very nice, excellent subtle smelling aftershave, might go nicely with that soap.
    I still have a bunch of bottles of Guerlain Vetiver lying about that I always got as holiday gifts from a friend of my dad, who used to work for the company so im a fan already lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    I'm sure it'll be an awesome brush!
    I'm heading off to men essentials right now, thanks for that info. I'm eyeing the Bison horse hide strop.
    You're off to Mens Essentials...hard shop to come out of with any cash left...LOL...Valery does all their honing there. Think I've seen the Bison Horse Hide strop there, it really is a stunning strop, let me know what you bring back...if you can, try some T&H Trafalgar or the 1805, amazing shaving soap IMO.

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    Hi guys,

    My first post and I'm excited to be part of this forum. I've got my first real straight on the way - it's a Ralf Aust with the Premium II strop from SRD and I can't wait! I've got a bit of a blade obsession and decided straight razors were clearly the next step for me.

    I've been using a Dovo shavette since December to see if it was for me and if I would stick with it. I'm loving the process and will plan to keep my shavette for travel and switch to the Aust when at home.

    Thanks and I can't wait to join the club!

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    Welcome

    And........No you won't!
    You'll start taking your Aust with you when you travel!
    I said the same thing, but my travel was going to be a cartridge.
    It's a dog eat dog world and I have on milk bone underwear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scareface View Post
    Welcome

    And........No you won't!
    You'll start taking your Aust with you when you travel!
    I said the same thing, but my travel was going to be a cartridge.
    Ha! You're probably right. I've never even held a real straight so I just assumed they would be fragile and difficult to travel with. I should know better considering how long they last.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jondallas311 View Post
    Ha! You're probably right. I've never even held a real straight so I just assumed they would be fragile and difficult to travel with. I should know better considering how long they last.
    Yep, people today shaving with razors made hundred years ago.

    I take a Hart Steel razor when I travel. Dang good shavers and sturdy.
    It's a dog eat dog world and I have on milk bone underwear.

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    Ralf Aust, nice choice. Welcome to SRP.
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    http://www.scrupleworks.com/strops.html# I have ordered a 3” Horween oil tanned and natural linen w/3ply handle from Torolf. Can't wait to try this out...
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