Thanks. Those are the Ruby Mountains in Nevada.

Travel kit shave day three
Lea shave stick
Pure badger brush
Feather AC SS
Kai captain mild blade
Proraso AS balm
Pinaud Citrus Musk AS

30 May 2016
Career SR shave 94



Have a great afternoon!

A perfect end to a perfect day.
After smoking a chicken on the grill today what better way to top off the day than with a straight shave.


The shave with the Sheffield Wedge is never a disappointment.

Prep- Hot shower than homemade hot towel.
Strop- Vintage Gem Leather Goods Co.1180 Shell Horse Hide.
Razor- Geo. Rodgers Sheffield Wedge.
Brush- Omega 10098 Professional Boar.
Lather- TOBS Lavender.
Post- OSMA Alum block, T.N. Dickinson's unscented witchhazel.


Ken P

Quack quack....and a quacking great shave it was...indeed.

M.D.S.

7/8 Wosty. I find this razor to be a good fit for todays remembrance to all the Vets in the Den.

King Pelican full hollow 13/16
Kanayama Cordovan #8000
Semogue 2011 Special LE Boar
Catie's Bubbles Fouet L'Orange
L'Occitane Cedre & Oranger balm
L'Occitane Cedre & Oranger Edt​

H. Diamond 120

Love it! Very cool, haven't seen that etch before. Takes most of the guess work out of approximating the date of manufacture!

This KP...simply fantastic.

TIPTLE

Route 66 Sweeney Todd
Doug Korn brush
Hien 650 razor
Alum
Thayers WH
PAA Déjà Fougère AS
Have fun!

Thanks Mike the King Pelican is a fine shaver indeed.

Wusthof Barbers King trident
Tabac & Coates sandalwood
FS 28 mm
Floid black

31 May 2016
Career SR shave 95



Torrey 5/8 (new to me)
Vintage Williams Shave Stick! (h/t @RyX)

A fun shave! Need to touch up the blade a bit more for smoothness on the ChromOx, but it's gonna be a keeper!

Have a great evening!

Just 5 more shaves and you will have reached the mythical 100 shaves.

Dovo Bismark 2 with my new Dry Gulch latigo strop. A big shout out to Adam, @Drygulch . I traded for the strop and my brother was kind enough to let met piggy back on the shipping and get a chance to acquire a Route 66 soap.

I know, it seems like just yesterday you were helping me get started! Time flies the fun way on TSD!

I like lurking here and dream of the day I become brave enough to try this method of shaving. For now I will sit in the corner in awe of all you brave souls with the cool looking tools until I give in to my fears.

Give in to the dark side.... we have cookies.

I was scared too and that delayed my start. It looks and feels scary but once you get started your fears are quickly overcome. I recommend starting with a 'real' straight and not a shavette. Surprisingly real straights are more forgiving than shavettes.