Injector & SE Party !!!

April 6, 2017
OneBlade Core
Modified Gem
OneBlade Tuxedo
C&E West Indian Lime
Folsom & Co Capri




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You are in for a treat Herm. That's just like the 1900 Superior I have and I love mine.

 

SOTD April 6, 2018

Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
Blade: Schick
Razor: Schick B1 injector
Brush: Omega 10049 boar
Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
Post: Witch hazel, Fine American Blend aftershave

Terrific! Enjoy your day!

 

6 April

Pre-Shave: Hot Shower
Brush: Omega Boar Brush 81064
Soap: Smolder, Blades Grim
Razor: GEM Junior 1912 Baton
Blade: PAL Super (4)
Post-Shave: Cold Water rinse, OSMA Alum block and Brisk Spice
Photo:


Second shave with my new GEM Jr and I must say, I'm loving it. Three pass shave that left me with a BBS shave.

 

April 6 SOTD:

Razor: Gem MMOC
Blade: Gem Stainless
Brush: PAA Atomic Rocket
Lather: Stirling San Antonio
Aftershave: Aqua Velva Musk
Additional Care:
Stirling Unscented PSB

 

I read about this yesterday. Mongoose has brought out the Minigoose razor. It takes injector blades!

http://www.maggardrazors.com/produc...ainless-steel-single-edge-razor-satin-finish/

Much too rich for me at that price, but it's intriguing nonetheless.

 

I have them in my shop! The only thing is that you have to cross load them into a keyed injector magazine and then use that to inject them into the razor.

Beautiful N1 Rob!

 

I LOVE THIS PHOTO DAN!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

yah big bucks? who needs it when u got the Schick Type B and 66 ?

 

I agree! I don't think I've paid more than $20 for any of my razors. They're all vintage and work great!

 

04/05/2018 - Shave of the Night​

Do you like TEA TREE? If you do - than this is the ULTIMATE TEA TREE SHAVE hands down!
The Schick Repeater Type B2 really kicks A$$ with the PROLINE blade -- getting used to this razor and finally getting used to the different angle (this is not the same as the G, E, L, M, N, O) --
Pheonix Shaving as a new brush folks - 12.95 with a Faux Horse Knot and I strongly feel the faux horse knot is the BEST synth knot - and yes better than the Tuxedo or Plissoft - FLOPPY with Back bone - NOT TANGLE like a really horse hair knot - the GREEN RAY for the price really is a GREAT DEAL - the handle is a replica of a very obscure Ever Ready - and it is a perfect handle to pinch - and this is not that small - so dont think its a small brush,,,, also the colors rule -

peace out - JAMIE

 

In complete agreement with you that the angle for the B injector is far different than letters E and on. I don't know about the angle of A, C, D, of F, because I haven't tried those. The angle of the B reminds me a lot of the angle for the Bunny injector that many of us tried a while back. Regardless, the B provides an excellent experience!

 

Thanks Andrew! That's more work than I'm willing to do.

 

I love my Type N's Loaded with a TWIN there really is not much that beats it - also love the way that razor looks - modern yet vintage --- an enigma wrapped in a riddle?

 

TABAC - best explained by FUZZY " BUCKET FULL OF GERMAN GOODNESS"

I dont get the old lady purse? than again i never sniffed my grandmothers purse either - not sure how that came about? Lotta' PURSE sniffers out there?

 

See Andrew has pre empted me. He is selling them at a fair price,and is a gentleman to deal with.
Mike

 

You're right Jaime. A very sleek, modern look to it. I love the long handle. Makes it very maneuverable. ☺️

 

I consider that a compliment, sir! Thx!

 

It's not much hassle Roby and very much worth the little effort required.
It's easier if there's already a blade in the magazine your feeding the Proline into.
Kevin.

 

Brush: WDC-8/Maseto 24mm 2BF
Soap: D.R. Harris Lavender Stick
Razor: Igor (on loan)
Blade: Gem Blue Star
Post: Warm then cold water rinse, Vitamin E Oil, Cella Eau de Lavande

First time with the Igor and I tried it on mid setting.
It's a very audible razor and has quite a bit of blade feel even on mid setting. Both helped me find and maintain the ideal angle.
When rinsing whilst shaving it needs a few shakes, as the head holds a lot of water, possibly even more than a 1924.
I'm very impressed indeed and it never ceases to amaze me just how talented some members of these forums are.
If this was for sale or a Kick Starter project I'd be all over it.
Happy Shaving one and all.