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    Just showing what gear I'm using, pretty much the only things I have and use


    Razor: TI Le Grelot
    I like this razor a lot, nothing fancy, no etching etc.
    Does exactly what I want and that is give me outstanding shaves
    Takes a very nice edge, very sharp and it has a nice feel to it, good balance,
    good weight
    Overall: this razor is what I want and what I like, nothing fancy, just plain and
    does extremely well what it is supposed to do


    Brush: TI "superbagder"
    good brush, does what it's supposed to do


    Soap: L'Occitane savon à barbe Cade
    I like this soap a lot, smell very nice.
    I face lather and it provides me with a very good cushion with a very easy glide, gives me close shaves every time without any irritation.
    And if you're a bowl latherer this stuff just explodes, amazing stuff, very easy to lather


    Strop: Dovo feinsest kern-juchten
    I like this strop, gives me very nice edges


    After shave: Avène eau thermale after-shave fluide
    I really like this AS a lot. Since I've started using this my skin feels and looks nice and soft. It does what it says it does. It sooths and calms the skin, makes my skin feel fresh. It moisturizes, smooth and protects the skin and reduces shave related bacterial risk and heals the skin. It also has sebum regulating ingredients which provide for a shine-free skin.



    These are my opinions on the equipment.
    Since I haven't used too many other gear and have no real comparison points, but as far as I can tell the gear I stated does the job and does it pretty damn well for me. Off course the most important tools are not states, experience and technique.
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    Thats a good little kit you have there.

    TI's are great razors and lovely shavers, glad you like yours..!

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    Very Nice, enjoy!!
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    NICE set.How do you avoid RAD?

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    These are the only things I purchased myself, however I did get some of my great grandfather's gear, and with having that I feel I don't have to look for more gear since I already found my 'holy grail' in my ggf's stuff

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    Good selection, and like you said, just what you need. I had that idea myself a year ago, but could not help myself buying a lot more.

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    Very nice set up.
    Welcome to SRP (slightly belated).
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    Excellent gear Jasp ...Enjoy and welcome

    PS: Those Le Grelots are fabulous shavers

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    Owkay, so I finally, after a year, purchased a second 'backup' razor (and my last one). I've always had the intention of buying two quality razors myself. I also know my great-grandfather had two razors himself, so I'm following that example by getting two myself.
    Having two razors rather than one seems nice. Having 20 rather than one is bit weird (but I honestly can't blame you).

    I was just looking around and browsing and stumbled across exactly what I was looking for. I was looking out for either a NOS boker or NOS henckels.
    It is a NOS J.A. Henckels Solingen, 5/8 Normalstahl, Modell 60, not sure about the dating
    This is a picture of it, the only difference is that mine come with round scales
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    hm owkay,
    apparently that picture got changed on me and I can't edit my post.
    Little update in my equipment.
    What I've purchased:

    Razors :
    - TI Le Grelot 6/8
    - J.A. Henckels #60 5/8

    Hone :
    - Natural combo coti/bbw

    Strop :
    - Dovo russian leather

    Brush :
    - TI superbadger

    Other:
    - Avene shaving cream
    - Avene after shave fluid
    - Avene Dermo-K
    - L'Occitane Cade shaving soap

    Tried out:
    D.R. Harris Lavender
    Mühle Sandalwood shaving cream
    Art of Shaving Sandalwood
    L'occitane shaving cream

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