January 2019 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

wchnu said: ↑

I started a lot of that. Molesting the Williams is adding other soaps or creams or stuff like glycerin to change the way it lathers. This is usually done by those who do not have the skill level to lather it. It is normally spoke of with modern Williams. It is however acceptable to add a few drops of after shave to give a scent to the shave. Amateurs also tend to bloom the soap.. which is just as silly. Blooming is adding water to the soap and letting it sit to soften in the bowl. If you want to bloom something go plant a flower!!!! I hope this helped clear things up.
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Thanks for the answers. The only time I have used Williams I did bloom. Next time I will man up and not bloom.

9nein9 · Jan 11, 2019

NCoxSTL said: ↑

January - Shavettes and Jeeves!

January 10 - Blade Trials

Razor - 1962 (H1) Gillette Slim (3)
Blade - View attachment 183485 (1)
Soap - Arko
Brush - Stirling Two Band Synthetic
Post - Alum

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, we're so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside. Yes boys and girls, blade trials are back! I haven't done this in quite some time but I've had a few sent to me with a request to give them the full treatment and see what they're capable of. First up are the Super Gillette Blue Blades from @John Ruschmeyer . I know he shaved with these and wanted me to give my take. He also sent a special treat, the matching razor for this blade that looks suspiciously like the Rapira razor. I know there are copies of that razor packaged with several blades. I will be getting to the razor after I give the blade its three shaves for the trial.

For those of you who have never experienced blade trials, and for the old-timers who need their memories refreshed, here's the protocol. Each blade gets three shaves. I use the Gillette Slim in order to shave at three different aggression levels. I use settings 3, 6 and 9 to approximate mild, normal and aggressive. I use Arko soap and I'll be using the Stirling synthetic brushes to make a consistent lather each time. I perform three passes, WTB, XTG and ATG with no extra touch up for the finish. I use alum to help determine irritation levels and then grade the shave by feel. What we're trying to do is establish how the blade performs under different conditions. Putting a Chinese blade on a blade trial is always something that makes me nervous. Chinese blades typically SUCK! However, Gillette branded (and Schick) blades made in China have traditionally performed quite well. So, we'll see how this one does.

Some interesting notes about the printing on the blade and packaging. These are stainless steel blades as opposed to the original Gillette Blue Blades that were carbon. And, they're platinum coated. That gives me hope. Gillette in China is based in Shanghai, which is an interesting note. Most of the rest of the printing involves identifying them as a U.S. company and also providing instructions on how to use the razor and blades. You'll notice on the front of the blade box the numbers 1.65, which is the price of the pack of 5 blades. That isn't $1.65, though, but rather 1.65 Yuan, which is China's currency. The cost in U.S. dollars for this pack of blades? $0.24. Yep. A penny less than a quarter. One more interesting note - the inner wrapper is also printed and has an ad on it for the Gillette Vector razor, which is clearly a cart or disposable of some kind. Even in China they're trying to push in with their cart garbage.

Ok, on to the shave. Arko, of course, produced an instantly thick and slick lather. I set the Slim on 3 and started the first pass. Very smooth and comfortable. With the mild setting I had to watch my angle just a bit to hold it steady. I usually shave with more aggressive settings/razors so going mild again was a bit of a change. Second and third passes remained very smooth and produced no signs of blood or other trouble. I stopped at the end of the ATG, rinsed, rubbed on the alum and found no stings/burns/discomfort at all. Rinsed and dried and checked the result. BBS all the way. Surprisingly smooth and very nice. Well, surprisingly only because I had set the expectation for a bit rougher of a shave than I received. So, first impression - very nice blade with great results. We'll see how it progresses over the next two days.

Happy Friday everyone! We have a Winter Storm Warning starting at noon tomorrow. Up to 8 inches of snow headed our way, or so they say, so it could be a fun weekend in the Lou!

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Neal , i love these blade trials . Really gives a good insight into the blade type , manufacturer, history, etc.
I have used the Shaverboy Chinese blades with great results in various razors . I'm not one for Chinese stuff but 100 blades shipped for 7 bucks cdn . I couldn't pass up that deal.

9nein9 · Jan 11, 2019

Hembree said: ↑

Thanks for the answers. The only time I have used Williams I did bloom. Next time I will man up and not bloom.
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Fuzzy is watching you guys .

jluc · Jan 11, 2019

January 11th
Razor: IBC/Rex Ambassador (6.5)
Blade: Feather AC Pro (1)/Permasharp (5)
Brush: PAA Starcraft
Pre-shave: Stirling Mentholated
Soap: PdP
PAA Star Jelly unscented
AS: Stirling Pharaohs Dreamsicle

Good morning!

Day seven with the IBC. Swapped out the Schick for a Feather AC Pro, no discernable difference. Two passes to a socially acceptable shave. Third pass with the Rex to finish BBS with quite alum.

The PdP is one of the first soaps I purchased, rarely used for no other reason than the fact it's in a small tin. I decided to try something new to me. I used the soap like a shave stick, rubbing it on my wet face then proceeding to face lather. Worked well, producing plenty of lather for my three passes.

Have a great day!

Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

FaceScraper said: ↑
I think that grating it might be considered OK, especially if you're turning into a shave stick. Blooming or sousing are definitely out. Best to get the answer clarified from the man himself @wchnu

Is @wchnu the great Fuzzy? The one and only protector of the Williams Mug Soap!

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

Paul Turner said: ↑

Y'know, if I tried that move, I'd topple over in a second. I know, I know.....practice!
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I'd break in half!

NCoxSTL · Jan 11, 2019

Hembree said: ↑

FaceScraper said: ↑
I think that grating it might be considered OK, especially if you're turning into a shave stick. Blooming or sousing are definitely out. Best to get the answer clarified from the man himself @wchnu

Is @wchnu the great Fuzzy? The one and only protector of the Williams Mug Soap!
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@wchnu goes by many names. Fuzzy. The Great Fuzzy. The Great and Mighty Fuzzy. The Fuzzter. Fuzzman. The Fuzzy one. The Almighty Fuzzter. You get the idea.

blondblue · Jan 11, 2019

Hembree said: ↑

FaceScraper said: ↑
I think that grating it might be considered OK, especially if you're turning into a shave stick. Blooming or sousing are definitely out. Best to get the answer clarified from the man himself @wchnu

Is @wchnu the great Fuzzy? The one and only protector of the Williams Mug Soap!
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As Vice-President of Soap Bloomers of America, let me say that I do feel the need to bloom when the soap is packed tight. Some don't need it(Stoylin, for instance). I have two soaps now with Bentonite Clay, and they don't need it yet, but when I get down closer to the clay, it may be(as the double saying goes)-"a horse of a different kettla fish".

blondblue · Jan 11, 2019

NCoxSTL said: ↑

@wchnu goes by many names. Fuzzy. The Great Fuzzy. The Great and Mighty Fuzzy. The Fuzzter. Fuzzman. The Fuzzy one. The Almighty Fuzzter. You get the idea.
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Could we add Fuzzworth?

jtspartan · Jan 11, 2019

January 11th
Schick E2 w Vintage PAL (1)
Valobra Fougere
TGN Finest/Maple Handle
Thayers
Jeeves Mountain Rain

Popped in a vintage PAL blade and all is right again. Whipped up a nice, slick lather and I am completely smooth after 3 passes. Focussing on Jeeves products this month, I’ve realized I enjoy the quality of the splashes every bit as much as the soaps.
Have a great day all!

Boojum1 · Jan 11, 2019

January 11, 2018

Karve Christopher Bradley "E" Plate TRIAD Aristocrat
Feather HS
Shavemac ATG LE D01 Flat Top
MDC Original "Le Bol en Bois"
Mentholated "M-Bombed" Dickinson's Witch Hazel
CRSW Juniper
ADP Ginepro di Sardegna

Wonderful two pass BBS today. Couldn't ask for anything more. Christopher Bradley with MDC's automatic easy, thick, and slick suds. I am ready for the day. Smooth, rejuvenated and fragrant. TGIF friends!

In the beginning...

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

Paul Turner said: ↑

Could we add Fuzzworth?
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What about Fuzzinator?

9nein9 · Jan 11, 2019

mrchick said: ↑

What a day. I shaved this morning and just had time to catch up on this thread. I did start with a very nice shave today.
My youngest daughter is in town for a couple of days and my wife and I just spent a very nice evening with her. I miss this kid.
SOTD
Mitchell’s Wool Fat Soap
Elk Antler Badger Brush
Henckels Friodur 72 1/2 Razor
Lucky Tiger
Ogallala Bay Rum After Shave
Have Fun!
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I hear you Brian. Once they leave the nest you miss them like crazy. I have 2 out on their own now but luckily still have a 10 yr old to keep me on my toes . Great shave buddy.

PLAla said: ↑

SOTD January 11, 2019
Alphabetical journey through soaps and creams
Letter M

Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
Blade: vintage Personna twin
Razor: Schick L1 injector
Brush: Omega 10049 boar
Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
Post: Witch hazel, Fine American Blend aftershave

The Fat's superb suds
Swiped away by Schick's design
Fine finish always

Have a great Friday!

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That L1 is sweet Perry. Do you find it mild or just smooth? Im so used to reaching for my E2 or E3 that i use my Shick Grip less often although it shaves great.

PanChango said: ↑

Gillette Red Tip
Rapira Swede
Semogue BC Texugo
Arko Stick

Marginal Shave mostly due to a tired blade.
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How many shaves on the Rapira?

FaceScraper said: ↑

Sorry to say, but yes....pressure and angle are the culprits. Muscle memory from using carts for many years can be tough to break for some of us. I still regress at times. When you think you aren't using pressure, use even less.

Blades don't make as much of a difference as some folks think. There are differences, but not monumental. I like the Shark blades. I find them to be smooth and sharp, but not particularly long lasting. You could always go with a "fan favorite" such as Astra S/Ps, which are known to be petty sharp, yet smooth. At less than $10 for 100, they're a bargain. It's hard to go wrong with most any of the Russian offerings.

Early on I tried pre-shave oil. I never found that it did anything beneficial. Actually, some claim that oil affects the quality of the lather. If I remember correctly, Andrew @Linuxguile and a couple of others tried Stirling pre-shave and did like it. Arko works just fine, and can produce a very slick lather...you just gotta put the water to it. Arko is very thirsty, especially if you're using a stick and use a generous amount. Proraso has Arko beat - hands down - in the postshave feel. Arko has the tendency to feel drying post-shave.

Just watch your angle and pressure - your shaves will certainly improve!
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I couldn't agree more .

BaylorGator said: ↑

Bruce is right, @Spock. We’ve all been there. You will solve it with less pressure and more time. Stick with it and eventually your blade choice will become almost inconsequential.
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Ditto

wristwatchb said: ↑

Thanks Patrick!
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Youre welcome Charlie

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

01/11/19

RazoRock 400 Noir Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush
Salsa Bowl / Timeless bowl scuttle
Stirling Noir Shave Soap & Aftershave
Voshkod blade
Yaqi Mellon Head on a Weber Bulldog Handle
Nivea Post Balm

I wanted to the give the Yaqi/Weber Bulldog handle a go at this morning with some Stirling.
I completed two passes this morning and left at that. It was just a nice comfortable Friday morning shave.
Finished up with some Alum, Nivea and Stirling Noir aftershave.

Y'all take care and have a great weekend!

9nein9 · Jan 11, 2019

Hembree said: ↑

FaceScraper said: ↑
I think that grating it might be considered OK, especially if you're turning into a shave stick. Blooming or sousing are definitely out. Best to get the answer clarified from the man himself @wchnu

Is @wchnu the great Fuzzy? The one and only protector of the Williams Mug Soap!
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You are correct

blondblue · Jan 11, 2019

Hembree said: ↑

What about Fuzzinator?
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Yes! Someone called Cliff Clavin the Clavinator, so why not the same for Fuzzy?

Hembree · Jan 11, 2019

Boojum1 said: ↑

January 11, 2018

Karve Christopher Bradley "E" Plate TRIAD Aristocrat
Feather HS
Shavemac ATG LE D01 Flat Top
MDC Original "Le Bol en Bois"
Mentholated "M-Bombed" Dickinson's Witch Hazel
CRSW Juniper
ADP Ginepro di Sardegna

Wonderful two pass BBS today. Couldn't ask for anything more. Christopher Bradley with MDC's automatic easy, thick, and slick suds. I am ready for the day. Smooth, rejuvenated and fragrant. TGIF friends!

In the beginning...

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Love the Karve and that brush is beautiful.

brit · Jan 11, 2019

Paul Turner said: ↑

Could we add Fuzzworth?
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the fuzz..

Linuxguile · Jan 11, 2019

wristwatchb said: ↑

January 10

Parker SRX
Rapira Swedish Supersteel (2)
30 Day Crew LE figured maple w/APShaveCo Tuxedo knot
Soap Commander Love
Alum, Thayers WH, USB & Terre d’Hermes
12th focus shave

Early morning shave and late evening post. I performed two passes for a pretty good overall shave with the Parker. I returned to my 30DC LE brush, as it seems to build a nice lather with the Soap Commander. I skipped a lot of the touch ups as I was giving my face a rest from yesterday's shave.

I hope you all had a great day.

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Excellent photo, Charlie! No Clubman? Have your sinuses finally cleared ?

9nein9 said: ↑

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Very quick shave today after clearing 3 feet of snow. Then off to girlfriends parents for supper. It's her birthday today but I won't share her age, I'm smarter than that.
The Rapira is on shave 4 and still going strong. The TOBS is a mere tiny lump but still giving lathers , be sad when it's gone .
Snowing hard again tonight, gotta love Canadian winters. Have a great evening folks .
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Great shave Patrick, stay warm!

NCoxSTL said: ↑

January - Shavettes and Jeeves!

January 10 - Blade Trials

Razor - 1962 (H1) Gillette Slim (3)
Blade - View attachment 183485 (1)
Soap - Arko
Brush - Stirling Two Band Synthetic
Post - Alum

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, we're so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside. Yes boys and girls, blade trials are back! I haven't done this in quite some time but I've had a few sent to me with a request to give them the full treatment and see what they're capable of. First up are the Super Gillette Blue Blades from @John Ruschmeyer . I know he shaved with these and wanted me to give my take. He also sent a special treat, the matching razor for this blade that looks suspiciously like the Rapira razor. I know there are copies of that razor packaged with several blades. I will be getting to the razor after I give the blade its three shaves for the trial.

For those of you who have never experienced blade trials, and for the old-timers who need their memories refreshed, here's the protocol. Each blade gets three shaves. I use the Gillette Slim in order to shave at three different aggression levels. I use settings 3, 6 and 9 to approximate mild, normal and aggressive. I use Arko soap and I'll be using the Stirling synthetic brushes to make a consistent lather each time. I perform three passes, WTB, XTG and ATG with no extra touch up for the finish. I use alum to help determine irritation levels and then grade the shave by feel. What we're trying to do is establish how the blade performs under different conditions. Putting a Chinese blade on a blade trial is always something that makes me nervous. Chinese blades typically SUCK! However, Gillette branded (and Schick) blades made in China have traditionally performed quite well. So, we'll see how this one does.

Some interesting notes about the printing on the blade and packaging. These are stainless steel blades as opposed to the original Gillette Blue Blades that were carbon. And, they're platinum coated. That gives me hope. Gillette in China is based in Shanghai, which is an interesting note. Most of the rest of the printing involves identifying them as a U.S. company and also providing instructions on how to use the razor and blades. You'll notice on the front of the blade box the numbers 1.65, which is the price of the pack of 5 blades. That isn't $1.65, though, but rather 1.65 Yuan, which is China's currency. The cost in U.S. dollars for this pack of blades? $0.24. Yep. A penny less than a quarter. One more interesting note - the inner wrapper is also printed and has an ad on it for the Gillette Vector razor, which is clearly a cart or disposable of some kind. Even in China they're trying to push in with their cart garbage.

Ok, on to the shave. Arko, of course, produced an instantly thick and slick lather. I set the Slim on 3 and started the first pass. Very smooth and comfortable. With the mild setting I had to watch my angle just a bit to hold it steady. I usually shave with more aggressive settings/razors so going mild again was a bit of a change. Second and third passes remained very smooth and produced no signs of blood or other trouble. I stopped at the end of the ATG, rinsed, rubbed on the alum and found no stings/burns/discomfort at all. Rinsed and dried and checked the result. BBS all the way. Surprisingly smooth and very nice. Well, surprisingly only because I had set the expectation for a bit rougher of a shave than I received. So, first impression - very nice blade with great results. We'll see how it progresses over the next two days.

Happy Friday everyone! We have a Winter Storm Warning starting at noon tomorrow. Up to 8 inches of snow headed our way, or so they say, so it could be a fun weekend in the Lou!

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A chinese blade that actually performs ?

mrchick said: ↑

What a day. I shaved this morning and just had time to catch up on this thread. I did start with a very nice shave today.
My youngest daughter is in town for a couple of days and my wife and I just spent a very nice evening with her. I miss this kid.
SOTD
Mitchell’s Wool Fat Soap
Elk Antler Badger Brush
Henckels Friodur 72 1/2 Razor
Lucky Tiger
Ogallala Bay Rum After Shave
Have Fun!
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Awesome setup, Brian!

PLAla said: ↑

SOTD January 11, 2019
Alphabetical journey through soaps and creams
Letter M

Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
Blade: vintage Personna twin
Razor: Schick L1 injector
Brush: Omega 10049 boar
Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
Post: Witch hazel, Fine American Blend aftershave

The Fat's superb suds
Swiped away by Schick's design
Fine finish always

Have a great Friday!

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Happy Friday, Perry!!

PanChango said: ↑

Gillette Red Tip
Rapira Swede
Semogue BC Texugo
Arko Stick

Marginal Shave mostly due to a tired blade.
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Here's to tomorrow then!

FaceScraper said: ↑

Sorry to say, but yes....pressure and angle are the culprits. Muscle memory from using carts for many years can be tough to break for some of us. I still regress at times. When you think you aren't using pressure, use even less.

Blades don't make as much of a difference as some folks think. There are differences, but not monumental. I like the Shark blades. I find them to be smooth and sharp, but not particularly long lasting. You could always go with a "fan favorite" such as Astra S/Ps, which are known to be petty sharp, yet smooth. At less than $10 for 100, they're a bargain. It's hard to go wrong with most any of the Russian offerings.

Early on I tried pre-shave oil. I never found that it did anything beneficial. Actually, some claim that oil affects the quality of the lather. If I remember correctly, Andrew @Linuxguile and a couple of others tried Stirling pre-shave and did like it. Arko works just fine, and can produce a very slick lather...you just gotta put the water to it. Arko is very thirsty, especially if you're using a stick and use a generous amount. Proraso has Arko beat - hands down - in the postshave feel. Arko has the tendency to feel drying post-shave.

Just watch your angle and pressure - your shaves will certainly improve!
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I use the Stirling Mentholated Pre-Shave soap almost every shave. I like the slight cooling effect (though in all honesty once you start dabbling with Glacial's you don't really notice lesser levels of menthol anymore), it does a fantastic job of prepping the beards even without taking a shower before shaving, and it adds a level of slickness to any soap. Seriously this pre-shave soap is so slick that I sometimes have a hard time opening a tub of soap after using it, even after drying my hands.

jluc said: ↑

January 11th
Razor: IBC/Rex Ambassador (6.5)
Blade: Feather AC Pro (1)/Permasharp (5)
Brush: PAA Starcraft
Pre-shave: Stirling Mentholated
Soap: PdP
PAA Star Jelly unscented
AS: Stirling Pharaohs Dreamsicle

Good morning!

Day seven with the IBC. Swapped out the Schick for a Feather AC Pro, no discernable difference. Two passes to a socially acceptable shave. Third pass with the Rex to finish BBS with quite alum.

The PdP is one of the first soaps I purchased, rarely used for no other reason than the fact it's in a small tin. I decided to try something new to me. I used the soap like a shave stick, rubbing it on my wet face then proceeding to face lather. Worked well, producing plenty of lather for my three passes.

Have a great day!

Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
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Beautiful shot Jim! Great choice on the scales!

9nein9 · Jan 11, 2019

jluc said: ↑

January 11th
Razor: IBC/Rex Ambassador (6.5)
Blade: Feather AC Pro (1)/Permasharp (5)
Brush: PAA Starcraft
Pre-shave: Stirling Mentholated
Soap: PdP
PAA Star Jelly unscented
AS: Stirling Pharaohs Dreamsicle

Good morning!

Day seven with the IBC. Swapped out the Schick for a Feather AC Pro, no discernable difference. Two passes to a socially acceptable shave. Third pass with the Rex to finish BBS with quite alum.

The PdP is one of the first soaps I purchased, rarely used for no other reason than the fact it's in a small tin. I decided to try something new to me. I used the soap like a shave stick, rubbing it on my wet face then proceeding to face lather. Worked well, producing plenty of lather for my three passes.

Have a great day!

Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
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Very nice Jim.

Boojum1 said: ↑

January 11, 2018

Karve Christopher Bradley "E" Plate TRIAD Aristocrat
Feather HS
Shavemac ATG LE D01 Flat Top
MDC Original "Le Bol en Bois"
Mentholated "M-Bombed" Dickinson's Witch Hazel
CRSW Juniper
ADP Ginepro di Sardegna

Wonderful two pass BBS today. Couldn't ask for anything more. Christopher Bradley with MDC's automatic easy, thick, and slick suds. I am ready for the day. Smooth, rejuvenated and fragrant. TGIF friends!

In the beginning...

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At first glance Mark i thought that was a bowl of ice cream.

Hembree said: ↑

01/11/19

RazoRock 400 Noir Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush
Salsa Bowl / Timeless bowl scuttle
Stirling Noir Shave Soap & Aftershave
Voshkod blade
Yaqi Mellon Head on a Weber Bulldog Handle
Nivea Post Balm

I wanted to the give the Yaqi/Weber Bulldog handle a go at this morning with some Stirling.
I completed two passes this morning and left at that. It was just a nice comfortable Friday morning shave.
Finished up with some Alum, Nivea and Stirling Noir aftershave.

Y'all take care and have a great weekend!

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What a great combination Danny. Enjoy your weekend.

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January 2019 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

What is your New Year shaving related resolution?

I'm going to do the hardest of all - a No-Buy '19

I'm going to try shaving with straight razors (pain sticks included)

I'm going to reduce the number of soaps in my den

I'm going to buy everything in sight and build an addition to hold it all!!

I'm going to shave. Simple, right?

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What is your New Year shaving related resolution?

I'm going to do the hardest of all - a No-Buy '19

I'm going to try shaving with straight razors (pain sticks included)

I'm going to reduce the number of soaps in my den

I'm going to buy everything in sight and build an addition to hold it all!!

I'm going to shave. Simple, right?

I'm going to eat more cookies. Or donuts. Or ice cream.

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