December 2018 30 Day Rule/Focux Pix & Discussion

9nein9 · Dec 14, 2018

ordinaryshaver said: ↑

Boy oh boy, this stuff exploded with lather! I can't believe it!
The aftershave was cheap at the mega Mart, and it smells good enough.
They are calling for a high of 36 tomorrow, with a wind chill of 26.
That ain't bad to alot allot of y'all, but this southern boy is gonna be COLD! Maybe I better wait on the menthol til next week.
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That's a Great combo Aaron. Arko and Adidas. Stay warm.

Terry said: ↑

Hello everyone!
Thursday morning shave.
No pictures, just to tired tonight for that. Still using the same tools.
A Muhle R41 with a Feather Blade, PAA Atomic Age Bay Rum, Omega Badger Brush, Nivea for the finish.
Anyway this morning was a great 3x3 shave. I smoothed out a small pimple that tried to appear on my right jaw line. Didn't hurt, but it bleed a little. Nice close shave, smooth and clean.
Tonight checking the jaw line for the blemish, no sign of it, no feeling it was ever there.
No other issues, just a nice shave.
Lasting 7 or 8 hours, nice!
What else can I say?
What else could I want from a razor?
I'm feeling more comfortable with this set up, I can tell by the way I glide the razor around.
Shaving the head is still some times tense, but disappears soon after the first stroke. The closeness of this setup is the best I have had so far. I can't see me not shave my head because of a little nervousness at the start. On the scalp you can realy feel the blade of this razor, more than anyother razor.
That's probably why the few seconds of hesitation, sometimes.
But what a nice shave!

Thanks
tp
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Another great report Terry! Good job.

NCoxSTL said: ↑

Decadent December!!

December 13, 2018

Razor - Muhle R41 (2 pc)
Blade - (1)
Soap - Stirling Barbershop
Brush - Stirling Fine Badger
Post - Alum

What a day. My day off but I think I'm more worn out than when I work both jobs. Up early to get the tags for my wife's car and get her off to Tennessee for a week. Then to my CT to screen for lung cancer. No reason other than they like to do it now. On the way there I remembered I had a work deposit that needed to go in the bank by 2. CT at 1, drive to pick up the deposit, bank at 1:50, goal accomplished. Rain was starting. Cold, nasty, you know - December type. Nothing freezing but cold dreary and wet. Off to walk in the mall to kill a bit of time, then to Best Buy to check out computers, then a fun drive down to my pain doc's office for my monthly whatever it is to get a prescription. Over an hour driving the 20 miles home thanks to even more rain and people playing bumper cars. However, everything got done and I can now sit back and enjoy a peaceful house.

As for the shave - what could be more decadent than using new gear, eh? I received in the mail today (finally) the Muhle R41 I ordered. I decided if the newbies were learning with them I should at least give it a try. I bought one of the twist models. Two piece razor, my first. It's a lightly used one that looks brand new. Heavy beast. The two piece is heavier than the 3 piece which is why I chose this one. I've heard horror stories but think I can handle it. I used a Sharp Star blade. No need to avoid some added decadence. I then grabbed the new Stirling badger brush. This thing really bloomed after getting the Arko treatment to break it in. Very dense and heavy and it had no problems loading up with Barbershop and giving me all the lather I wanted and more. Very nice feel to the brush. Once it's fully broken in it's gonna be a softie!

Two passes and touch ups and I really enjoyed using the legendary "beast". It's heavy enough all I had to do was keep a light grip on it and hold the angle. The razor did the rest. I used the alum and did discover that my neck was rather annoyed by the shave. I probably took some of the angles a little steep for that razor. Still, a fine shave and a great way to end the day!

Friday beckons!

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Busy day Neal. Great way to end it with a nice shave. Happy Friday!

SharptoothC said: ↑

Williams
30DC brush
Black handle flare tip
Feather blade
Jeeves of Hudson St. Black Tea aftershave

...and it was actually a quite nice shave.

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Sure sounds like it was Chris!

brit · Dec 14, 2018

John Ruschmeyer said: ↑

Which brings us to today...

December 13, 2018

Razor: Gillette New Deluxe Tuckaway
Blade: Treet Platinum (1)
Brush: Razorock Plissoft 22
Soap: Stirling Sheep
Post: Alum, Listerine, WH

As some of you may recall, back in October, I acquired a New Deluxe Tuckaway as part of a pass-around from another forum. I used it for a couple of shaves during OCtober but had some issues with it being aggressive and biting me. I had it out yesterday as part of sending the case to @jimjo1031 for relining and started taking a good look at it, especially the corner lugs on the cap and how they fit in the channels. Looking closely, it appeared that the lugs appeared to be touching the baseplate and possibly keeping it cap from sitting flat; if this was the case, it would affect the blade clamping and cause some of the issues I was having. After looking at a couple of cap variations, I decided to switch the cap between my New SC and New Deluxe. Today's shave is an initial test to see if it made a difference.

I started by shaving one cheek just to make sure that I didn't mess up the New SC. That seemed to go well, so I switched to the New Deluxe for the rest of the shave. The good news is that it is still aggressive but the cap change definitely tamed it. Two passes, no blood or significant irritation, and a BBS or close enough.

I need to spend some more time with these two razors to make sure I haven't screwed them up but, so far, it looks good.
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nice razors..

9nein9 · Dec 14, 2018

Very busy Thursday for me and didn't get a shave off. Dropped the ladies off at work and school respectively then proceeded to garage for a motor vehicle inspection on my truck. A couple hundred bucks lighter and my wallet and I headed off with a new balljoint installed and a new safety sticker. Seems like everyone is out shopping today and traffic was crazy. Ran a few errands , picked up gf then took daughter to hockey. After her game she wanted more hockey ( kids these days) so we headed to neighbors outdoor rink for 2 more hours of fun. I was beat when we got home and proceeded to fall asleep early. But.....I did manage to somewhat keep up with the thread during the day. Gee, you lads sure are trying to set a record this month. Hoping my latest RAD purchase from @jimjo arrives tomorrow and get to try out yet another version of the Canadian E2. And yeahhhh, it's Friday!

brit · Dec 14, 2018

jtspartan said: ↑

DEcember 13th
British Aristocrat Jr. w Astra SP (2)
WD HM Badger/Maple
D.R. Harris Arlington
Thayers
CL Bon Vivant AS
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We got back to town last night, a little earlier than anticipated. Swmbo is very sore but is at least able to rest at home now. Thanks to all the well wishes on here, it was very much appreciated. I will try to get a little work done this afternoon remotely from home, but took the time earlier this morning to get a shave in at home before flying to Vancouver tonight.
Was it DEcadent? Well, a smooth and mild shaver coupled with one of my favourite brushes certainly helped. I like the scent of this cream, but to be honest I can get just as good a lather from Proraso or Palmolive SCs. Finishing with CL always feels decadent, though.
Have a great day all!
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very nice shave ,jason..hope you have a good meeting. hope wife is well, sorry i missed earlier posts..gary

brit · Dec 14, 2018

SharptoothC said: ↑

Williams
30DC brush
Black handle flare tip
Feather blade
Jeeves of Hudson St. Black Tea aftershave

...and it was actually a quite nice shave.

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i have 2 birthyear and quarter black handle ss. i need to use them more,,nice shave..

Screwtape · Dec 14, 2018

brit said: ↑

sounds like a great shave,i get into a funk this time of year,my worst one i didn t shave for over a year,that was before my de days..welcome back..
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jtspartan said: ↑

Sorry to hear you were a little down, John. Hope you are feeling better.
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9nein9 said: ↑

Glad to see the scruff gone John!
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Thanks, gentlemen! I find I prefer being cleanshaven now. It just feels cleaner than either a beard or the stubble look. And I also find now that a good shave is a real mood improver.

Jason @jtspartan, glad to hear that Stephanie's procedure has gone well so far. Best wishes for her continued uneventful healing!

Terry · Dec 14, 2018

NCoxSTL said: ↑

Great shave! Keep going with that Muhle on the head shaves and you'll be moving on to pain sticks in no time!
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Thanks!
No pain, no gain?
tp

Terry · Dec 14, 2018

9nein9 said: ↑

Another great report Terry! Good job.
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Thank you!
tp

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

Linuxguile said: ↑

Only one spot of blood when you are rushed? Not bad! Great shot too, Bruce!

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Thank you, Andrew! Yep...not bad at all.

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

ordinaryshaver said: ↑

Boy oh boy, this stuff exploded with lather! I can't believe it!
The aftershave was cheap at the mega Mart, and it smells good enough.
They are calling for a high of 36 tomorrow, with a wind chill of 26.
That ain't bad to alot allot of y'all, but this southern boy is gonna be COLD! Maybe I better wait on the menthol til next week.
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Great photo and setup!
Arko never fails to amaze me the way the lather explodes. And, that's the only way to describe it...the lather explodes. Only about a buck to buy, it's entertaining to lather, and it's actually a very good soap. What's not to love?
Ok, maybe the scent for some folks.

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

NCoxSTL said: ↑

Decadent December!!

December 13, 2018

Razor - Muhle R41 (2 pc)
Blade - (1)
Soap - Stirling Barbershop
Brush - Stirling Fine Badger
Post - Alum

What a day. My day off but I think I'm more worn out than when I work both jobs. Up early to get the tags for my wife's car and get her off to Tennessee for a week. Then to my CT to screen for lung cancer. No reason other than they like to do it now. On the way there I remembered I had a work deposit that needed to go in the bank by 2. CT at 1, drive to pick up the deposit, bank at 1:50, goal accomplished. Rain was starting. Cold, nasty, you know - December type. Nothing freezing but cold dreary and wet. Off to walk in the mall to kill a bit of time, then to Best Buy to check out computers, then a fun drive down to my pain doc's office for my monthly whatever it is to get a prescription. Over an hour driving the 20 miles home thanks to even more rain and people playing bumper cars. However, everything got done and I can now sit back and enjoy a peaceful house.

As for the shave - what could be more decadent than using new gear, eh? I received in the mail today (finally) the Muhle R41 I ordered. I decided if the newbies were learning with them I should at least give it a try. I bought one of the twist models. Two piece razor, my first. It's a lightly used one that looks brand new. Heavy beast. The two piece is heavier than the 3 piece which is why I chose this one. I've heard horror stories but think I can handle it. I used a Sharp Star blade. No need to avoid some added decadence. I then grabbed the new Stirling badger brush. This thing really bloomed after getting the Arko treatment to break it in. Very dense and heavy and it had no problems loading up with Barbershop and giving me all the lather I wanted and more. Very nice feel to the brush. Once it's fully broken in it's gonna be a softie!

Two passes and touch ups and I really enjoyed using the legendary "beast". It's heavy enough all I had to do was keep a light grip on it and hold the angle. The razor did the rest. I used the alum and did discover that my neck was rather annoyed by the shave. I probably took some of the angles a little steep for that razor. Still, a fine shave and a great way to end the day!

Friday beckons!

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Man...you made me tired just reading about your day. I think I'm gonna go take a nap.
Great report and photo, Neal. You tamed "The Beast" on the first try - congrats!! And, congrats on the haul...some beautiful hardware!

clint64 · Dec 14, 2018

December 14, 2018
Karve F Plate
Feather
Rudy Vey with Shavemac Finest
AOS Sandalwood Cream
Fine Santal Absolut

Happy Friday. I had all intentions of getting an early start today. However, I feel asleep on the sofa and woke up late. No worries, Maya is home and can take Mocha for a walk later this morning. Decided to bowl lather the AOS cream which is not my normal routine. Drop the Captain's Choice bowl in the sink and break it. Strike 2. By now I really having second thoughts about the Karve and F plate. Take a deep breath and stick with the plan. The 3 pass shave using the F plate was smooth and drama free. So far that is the only thing this morning that went smooth and drama free. A splash of Fine Santal and I am off to fight the traffic on a rainy morning. I hope everyone has a great Friday.

PLAla · Dec 14, 2018

SOTD December 14, 2018

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

Much improved shave from yesterday. I binned that blade and got a new one. Smooth and comfortable all around. Exceptional lather from The Fat and a great finish from the older version of Fine American Blend. This is quite the decadent setup for me. I know it gets old seeing this every Friday, but I really love this setup and will continue with it as long as it works.

Have a great day!

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

RyX said: ↑

DECember - full speed ahead

Proraso Red Sandalwood SS
T-400 badger brush "888"
Suribach bowl scuttle
'46-'47 Gillette Astrocrat
Personna Blue (5th use)
Proraso Red Sandalwood AS
View attachment 181124 I'll be back to cool water shaves once this weather settles down. Until then setting the shave bowl inside a larger one gives me sustained warm lather. Proraso Red seems to not care what temp it is. Took my old usual three plus passes, a little cleanup, and got a nice finish with no errors. The knot in this brush by Steve @Vlasta just might be good for face lathering. It holds quite a soap load. With a stuffy nose I don't really smell the soap or aftershave. Might add a dose of Osage Rub for the Vicks scent next time.
Good Shaves Y'all!
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Cool photo, Rick!

PLAla · Dec 14, 2018

ordinaryshaver said: ↑

Boy oh boy, this stuff exploded with lather! I can't believe it!
The aftershave was cheap at the mega Mart, and it smells good enough.
They are calling for a high of 36 tomorrow, with a wind chill of 26.
That ain't bad to alot allot of y'all, but this southern boy is gonna be COLD! Maybe I better wait on the menthol til next week.
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Great shave, Aaron! Glad to hear the lather was good.

Terry said: ↑

Hello everyone!
Thursday morning shave.
No pictures, just to tired tonight for that. Still using the same tools.
A Muhle R41 with a Feather Blade, PAA Atomic Age Bay Rum, Omega Badger Brush, Nivea for the finish.
Anyway this morning was a great 3x3 shave. I smoothed out a small pimple that tried to appear on my right jaw line. Didn't hurt, but it bleed a little. Nice close shave, smooth and clean.
Tonight checking the jaw line for the blemish, no sign of it, no feeling it was ever there.
No other issues, just a nice shave.
Lasting 7 or 8 hours, nice!
What else can I say?
What else could I want from a razor?
I'm feeling more comfortable with this set up, I can tell by the way I glide the razor around.
Shaving the head is still some times tense, but disappears soon after the first stroke. The closeness of this setup is the best I have had so far. I can't see me not shave my head because of a little nervousness at the start. On the scalp you can realy feel the blade of this razor, more than anyother razor.
That's probably why the few seconds of hesitation, sometimes.
But what a nice shave!

Thanks
tp
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Terrific progress, Terry!

NCoxSTL said: ↑

Decadent December!!

December 13, 2018

Razor - Muhle R41 (2 pc)
Blade - (1)
Soap - Stirling Barbershop
Brush - Stirling Fine Badger
Post - Alum

What a day. My day off but I think I'm more worn out than when I work both jobs. Up early to get the tags for my wife's car and get her off to Tennessee for a week. Then to my CT to screen for lung cancer. No reason other than they like to do it now. On the way there I remembered I had a work deposit that needed to go in the bank by 2. CT at 1, drive to pick up the deposit, bank at 1:50, goal accomplished. Rain was starting. Cold, nasty, you know - December type. Nothing freezing but cold dreary and wet. Off to walk in the mall to kill a bit of time, then to Best Buy to check out computers, then a fun drive down to my pain doc's office for my monthly whatever it is to get a prescription. Over an hour driving the 20 miles home thanks to even more rain and people playing bumper cars. However, everything got done and I can now sit back and enjoy a peaceful house.

As for the shave - what could be more decadent than using new gear, eh? I received in the mail today (finally) the Muhle R41 I ordered. I decided if the newbies were learning with them I should at least give it a try. I bought one of the twist models. Two piece razor, my first. It's a lightly used one that looks brand new. Heavy beast. The two piece is heavier than the 3 piece which is why I chose this one. I've heard horror stories but think I can handle it. I used a Sharp Star blade. No need to avoid some added decadence. I then grabbed the new Stirling badger brush. This thing really bloomed after getting the Arko treatment to break it in. Very dense and heavy and it had no problems loading up with Barbershop and giving me all the lather I wanted and more. Very nice feel to the brush. Once it's fully broken in it's gonna be a softie!

Two passes and touch ups and I really enjoyed using the legendary "beast". It's heavy enough all I had to do was keep a light grip on it and hold the angle. The razor did the rest. I used the alum and did discover that my neck was rather annoyed by the shave. I probably took some of the angles a little steep for that razor. Still, a fine shave and a great way to end the day!

Friday beckons!

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Busy day, Neal! Great shave and photo.

SharptoothC said: ↑

Williams
30DC brush
Black handle flare tip
Feather blade
Jeeves of Hudson St. Black Tea aftershave

...and it was actually a quite nice shave.

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Nice shave, Chris! Hope you're doing well.

RyX said: ↑

DECember - full speed ahead

Proraso Red Sandalwood SS
T-400 badger brush "888"
Suribach bowl scuttle
'46-'47 Gillette Astrocrat
Personna Blue (5th use)
Proraso Red Sandalwood AS
View attachment 181124 I'll be back to cool water shaves once this weather settles down. Until then setting the shave bowl inside a larger one gives me sustained warm lather. Proraso Red seems to not care what temp it is. Took my old usual three plus passes, a little cleanup, and got a nice finish with no errors. The knot in this brush by Steve @Vlasta just might be good for face lathering. It holds quite a soap load. With a stuffy nose I don't really smell the soap or aftershave. Might add a dose of Osage Rub for the Vicks scent next time.
Good Shaves Y'all!
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Wonderful photo and shave, Rick!

Screwtape said: ↑

Thursday afternoon December 13 - cleaning up

Gillette Z1 (1954) Flare-Tip SuperSpeed / vintage Wilkinson Sword (2)
Semogue Owners Club cherrywood Tuxedo brush
Fendrihan Lavender Sandalwood soap sample
Alum and TSD Lavender Milk Aftershave

Yow! Over 350 posts behind! I was feeling glum and lazy the last few days, so I didn't bother shaving - or reading the thread - since Monday evening. This afternoon I picked myself up by the scruff of my beard and cleaned up my act again. Three days of neglect had left me with 20 pages of posts to catch up on!

The scruffy beard was easier... The next TTO in my test rack was in excellent mechanical and cosmetic shape. Two passes with it and I was back from hobo to cleanshaven. No issues at all.

I think I will continue using this soap sample now until it finally disappears. It started out as a baggie of about two ounces of soap flakes that I compressed into a puck. And I have used it off and on now for months... Time to sink it before the end of the year. It's a lightly scented, decent quality, German-made vegan soap. Fine to try but I have soaps and creams I like better. I probably wouldn't buy a puck of it when the sample is gone.
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Glad you're back after a short hiatus, John! Nice shave.

brit said: ↑

hello folks, continuing the almost daily shave routine,proraso white pre shave as usual,thought i would blow the dust off the #22 4th gen brit aristocrat.this razor is smooth and quite mild,very comfortable.,add a nacet, and a quick soak for the simpson commodore badger .this small but effective brush whipped up a warm slick lather. barrister and mann reserve classic, or gillette sun up was outstanding, 2 pass combination shave with very minor pick ups ,dfs no drama..i think this is the 4th shave since sunday, with no issues so far.i will definitely continue with this endeavour ..lower neck is happy and face feels great..who knew...a touch of thayers and the b and m classic splash, lovely stuff..have a great friday , gary View attachment 181126
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Great shave, Gary!

PLAla · Dec 14, 2018

clint64 said: ↑

December 14, 2018
Karve F Plate
Feather
Rudy Vey with Shavemac Finest
AOS Sandalwood Cream
Fine Santal Absolut

Happy Friday. I had all intentions of getting an early start today. However, I feel asleep on the sofa and woke up late. No worries, Maya is home and can take Mocha for a walk later this morning. Decided to bowl lather the AOS cream which is not my normal routine. Drop the Captain's Choice bowl in the sink and break it. Strike 2. By now I really having second thoughts about the Karve and F plate. Take a deep breath and stick with the plan. The 3 pass shave using the F plate was smooth and drama free. So far that is the only thing this morning that went smooth and drama free. A splash of Fine Santal and I am off to fight the traffic on a rainy morning. I hope everyone has a great Friday.
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Wonderful photo, Clint! I hope your day improves after the rocky start. I know having Maya home is a lot of fun for you and your wife. Will Asha get to come home for the break as well? Good luck with the commute.

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

mrchick said: ↑

This works
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Woah! Double dose of goodness. Game changer.

Primotenore · Dec 14, 2018

Screwtape said: ↑

I picked myself up by the scruff of my beard and cleaned up my act again.
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Glad you're doing better, John.

Norcalnewb said: ↑

Super picture, Joseph! I'll be curious to see how this soap works the next few times you use it.
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Thanks, Jim...me too!

FaceScraper said: ↑

Outstanding report, Joseph!
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Thank you Bruce.

jtspartan said: ↑

I think you saved me a few quid with your review today, Joseph.
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You know, I made a trade for this soap/AS. Full bottle of Floïd Blue. I think the recipient got the better end of the deal.

clint64 said: ↑

Drop the Captain's Choice bowl in the sink and break it.
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Ouch...bummer, Clint.

FaceScraper · Dec 14, 2018

Screwtape said: ↑

Thursday afternoon December 13 - cleaning up

Gillette Z1 (1954) Flare-Tip SuperSpeed / vintage Wilkinson Sword (2)
Semogue Owners Club cherrywood Tuxedo brush
Fendrihan Lavender Sandalwood soap sample
Alum and TSD Lavender Milk Aftershave

Yow! Over 350 posts behind! I was feeling glum and lazy the last few days, so I didn't bother shaving - or reading the thread - since Monday evening. This afternoon I picked myself up by the scruff of my beard and cleaned up my act again. Three days of neglect had left me with 20 pages of posts to catch up on!

The scruffy beard was easier... The next TTO in my test rack was in excellent mechanical and cosmetic shape. Two passes with it and I was back from hobo to cleanshaven. No issues at all.

I think I will continue using this soap sample now until it finally disappears. It started out as a baggie of about two ounces of soap flakes that I compressed into a puck. And I have used it off and on now for months... Time to sink it before the end of the year. It's a lightly scented, decent quality, German-made vegan soap. Fine to try but I have soaps and creams I like better. I probably wouldn't buy a puck of it when the sample is gone.
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Glad to see you back, John!

Boojum1 · Dec 14, 2018

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cool brush...
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December 2018 30 Day Rule/Focux Pix & Discussion

What will be the most decadent part of your December shaves?

My razor(s). Seriously - I'm bringing the finest of the fine.

My soaps/cremes. Seriously - Gonna be so luxurious I may be unable to talk.

My aftershaves/balms. Seriously - Almost too good to even use without being arrested.

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My donuts. Seriously - You think I drool over cookies? Check this out!

My ice cream. Seriously - when you have ice cream who needs cookies and donuts?

Just looking at my beautiful self in the mirror. Seriously - who could ask for anything more?

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What will be the most decadent part of your December shaves?

My razor(s). Seriously - I'm bringing the finest of the fine.

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My aftershaves/balms. Seriously - Almost too good to even use without being arrested.

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