Terrific shave, Terry!

Congrats on a successful first shavette shave, Tim!

Thank you, Jim!
Hard to believe it has been two years already.

Epic shave and very nice watch, Clint. It looks great on the orange strap!

Thanks, Men of the 30DC!

Thanks Terry. Give the Tech a try. I bet you'll like it. It shaves like any other blade holder once you find the sweet spot.

And I'm open to cookies.

I hope you got over your funk and are feeling better!

My pleasure, Tim! We'll have a blast.

Last I heard, she was in an undisclosed location getting some beauty treatments. Her services 'round here won't be required for awhile.

No thanks. My Chevette is running fine, thank you. I got 'er flamed last year. I may need some help with a new set of rear tires later in the month.



This thing don't have an air conditioner. I hope this focus is over before summer gets here.

Veddy nice shave, Gary!

Thanks, Bill!

That's actually reassuring to know about the neck--I approached east/west and west/east a couple times, but had to abort. It just wasn't happening for me.

Thank you Gary!

thank you Tim....should be fun..

Thank you, Jim!

Thanks, Gary

It was like taking a skateboard down a steep hill: equal measures of exhilaration and terror.

Thanks, Jim! It was tons of fun

thank you Joe,good afternoon..

Poor, poor Helga!

Congrats Tim! That's a fine start, my friend, and the shaves will continue to get better.

Fool's Pass on the first shave, eh? Go big or go home! March Madness all the way.

Tip of the chin...it will get easier. I'm experimenting with setting the blade angle and using my facial muscles to pull my chin up (while keeping my head still) during the downward stroke. This is turning out to be a safer and more effective maneuver for getting a nice, clean shave on my chin.

Helga dropped off some Rocky Road. Then I told her to get lost. Tough love is a thing.

Thank you Charlie.


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Ohhhh yessssss!



The wristwatcher is on point today!

Thanks, Charlie. I have trouble with the chin even with a DE--I'm hoping learning how to tackle it with a shavette will carry over.

You and Kathy have a blessed Sunday, sir

March 1st
Shavettes

Razor: Feather DX
Blade: Feather Pro Super (3)
Brush: Wild West Brushworks 30mm Tuxedo (Thanks @clint64)
PS: Proraso Red
SS & AS: Stirling Piacenza

Life continues to be busy but good. Work is a little busy but I'm spending the time that's left with family. Loving my son's youth group. My 17 year old daughter and I are close. She's started casting dice and is interested in CNC machining. Again life is good.

Last month with the RedTip was great but my mind started to drift toward the end. I need more variety with my shave.

The Feather DX is amazing! Got a very close smooth shave but I still haven't finished a DX shave without a small nick. Today's nick on the corner of my mouth was the smallest yet, so I have hope this month will help.