>begin Shavette Fu protocol
Thanks Jim!
Thanks Perry! I'm collating data, checking with my sources. Next time I use it will be with a known brush. If I can get a lather out of Modern Williams on my first try I'll figure this one out!
Thanks Clint! That shiny brass one of yours (The Weapon!) catches my eye every time you or someone else brings one out. This one's handle is aluminum, but quite substantial. The knot is going to be fun to tame.
Thanks Jim. It's soap. I keep telling my three year old G-son, " You can do it! Be smarter than your (shoes, socks, pants, etc)!" I'll sneak up on it next time.
Thanks for the hint Troy. I'll give the JR#130 a try since it has one of those knots. Got a couple boar bristled that will get their shot as well.
Too much competitive bidding will do that. I've got my lime fix with two Pinauds so when fortune and chance align the OS will be mine.
And that post right there is why I enjoy The 30 DC so much more than the SOTD thread. Thanks John! I'm liking the Hendrix sample, too.
Blooming? What's this "blooming" you speak of? In my experience thirsty soaps give better lather. Not knocking creams, croaps, or Barbasol but I like to spend a few moments working a lather. It's part of the relaxation and meditation of a good shave. Haven't counted my soaps lately. None have gone into Adam's
@Drygulch Finish One Up game. So blooming just brings them up to the level of hydration of an oft used product. Another Data Point! Thanks Steve!
Jason, that was me! I shave at my kitchen sink so seeing all you hoity toity high class bathroom shavers is a thrill.
I've got an Omega @20248 - same general idea but the boar bristle is dyed to look like badger. Yes it's a handful of fat knot. I prefer bowl lathering, and specifically in a 5 inch (12-13cm) suribachi bowl. It's a low sided, fairly shallow, textured surfaced Japanese kitchen appliance made for grinding sesame seeds. I hardly ever bang a delicate wood or heavy metal handle against the ceramic. It gives me a good visual on my soap/water/air ratio and a great parking place during passes.
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