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    Quote Originally Posted by nerdman View Post
    Hello Gents, this is my first post.
    Welcome to SRP. Hope to see more informative posts. What razors do you favor ?
    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Welcome to SRP. Hope to see more informative posts. What razors do you favor ?
    Thank you, I was brought over here by Doughboy68, Im a member over at b&b, I started with a de, but have since started to dabble in straight razors. And have been visiting this forum to read about restoration tips. i currently have 10 straights they are all hollow grinds. Out of the 10, 5 of them are shave ready, the others im restoring. My favorite shavers so far have been the Imperials. I will post some of my stuff in the restoration section. i recently completed my first 2 restores.

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    Welcome Nerdman! I guess it's a little too late to warn you of SRAD I'm sure you're going to find a number of extremely talented members here happy to share their tips and tricks in restoration. There is certainly no shortage of great folks here, similar to where you've wandered over from. Oh and you're most definitely right. The bomb is really top notch. I am really kind of bummed in a way. I really wanted to be a soap guy. Unfortunately, Al completely ruined that idea for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheRedlines View Post
    I really wanted to be a soap guy. Unfortunately, Al completely ruined that idea for me
    Not to worry. I take it you haven't tried Xpec shaving soap yet.

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    Awesome!

    This is the first time I have ever seen someone joint a forum for a soap......... Bootiful ting and welcome.

    I have tried a couple iterations of the Bomb and think it is a very nice soap and definitely is a suds maker. I had talked to Al about the hardness of it and I think he has softened it up a little. I believe he is also using a larger or wider container now as the old one was really hard to get the brush in to load up.

    I don't know what it is with this soap, but it feels a little greasy to me yet and although I don't like it as much as Castle Forbes or Caraceni and it will definitely not replace either, it is a good suds maker.

    Have fun,

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    Quote Originally Posted by nerdman View Post
    Hello Gents, this is my first post. What brought me to SRP was all the stuff i was reading about THE BOMB, so I contacted alraz and told him what i wanted. And let me tell you, i am more than impressed. I told him i wanted something like proraso and noxema mixed with some extra menthol! And he delivered just that! The Bomb is now responsible for me not needing my other creams. I have only used it 3 times, but let me tell you, it lathers like a beast! and performs better than all of my creams. He also sent me a matching aftershave balm, that works just as good. I love this stuff, i will be clearing out my creams and replacinng them with more Bombs!! I reccomend this cream! Thank you Alraz for a great product and even nicer and better service!
    Last edited by Lynn; 05-22-2010 at 11:26 PM.

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    comments on da bomb

    1. I find this cream excellent in regards to volume of the lather, and the cushion.
    2. I got the cedar, and I find the scent so faint that i can't smell it. I believe this may be my problem since I need a very powerful scent to to appreciate it. I can smell cf lime and tobs rose. I was advise before I purchased it, that it was mild in smell.
    3. I don't know if I have a small container opening or not, but I find it to be smaller than I like, to load a brush, and have to use a butter knife to apply a small amount to my face, it works good, but not what I like.
    4. I would recommend this cream to anyone who want to have a cream that provides a great shave.
    5. If you like a bold strong scent in your cream, I would pick a different scent that the cedar.
    6. Enjoy


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    Quote Originally Posted by BeBerlin View Post
    Not to worry. I take it you haven't tried Xpec shaving soap yet.
    Actually your post is the first I have heard of it. I immediatly googled the name and found your review. Sounds like good stuff. I just blew my wad on lavender CF cream and aftershave so as soon as my allowance recharges I'll have to give it a go. Thanks

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    Well, I just saw this thread so I will add my $.02. I have 2 of the Bomb's and I am very, very pleased. Since I have the Bomb I gave away my T&H to a new guy! They lather up easily and provide a good amount of "glide" which I require. The scent is not overpowering, which is a plus, and it takes very little to generate a large amount of "suds". It is a bit stiff but that is very minor. I also would like a jar with a wider mouth.I will be writing a review of them in the near future.
    Randolph Tuttle, a SRP Mentor for residents of Minnesota & western Wisconsin

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheRedlines View Post
    Welcome Nerdman! I guess it's a little too late to warn you of SRAD I'm sure you're going to find a number of extremely talented members here happy to share their tips and tricks in restoration. There is certainly no shortage of great folks here, similar to where you've wandered over from. Oh and you're most definitely right. The bomb is really top notch. I am really kind of bummed in a way. I really wanted to be a soap guy. Unfortunately, Al completely ruined that idea for me
    Thanks for the welcome! and yes, its a little too late for the SRAD warning! lol.
    Yes, the restoration section here is awesome! so much talent its crazy!!
    The Bomb is good, i am more of a cream guy, but the harder consitency of the bomb is good. I really found it so easy to lather. it has given me probably the closest, irritation free shaves i have had. Again, thanks for the welcome!

    Quote Originally Posted by Lynn View Post
    Awesome!

    This is the first time I have ever seen someone joint a forum for a soap......... Bootiful ting and welcome.

    I have tried a couple iterations of the Bomb and think it is a very nice soap and definitely is a suds maker. I had talked to Al about the hardness of it and I think he has softened it up a little. I believe he is also using a larger or wider container now as the old one was really hard to get the brush in to load up.

    I don't know what it is with this soap, but it feels a little greasy to me yet and although I don't like it as much as Castle Forbes or Caraceni and it will definitely not replace either, it is a good suds maker.

    Have fun,

    Lynn
    Thank you, its all about having fun and trying new stuff. It is a very good sud maker for sure. i have only used a sample of castle forbes, but to me, i felt this cream performed better. Now, granted, i am more experienced with lathering now, so if i go back to try the castle forbes i may be able to get a better lather out of it. But for now, the Bomb worked awesome for me. by the way, ill be in contact soon sir, i have a few blades that need honeing!

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    ok so where can I buy the Bomb from ..lol..I wanza try it ..

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