Thursday 27.08.2015
Fitjarsoap Telemark smells wonderful, absolutely wonderful. It is a complex scent that reminds me of a proper wooden fire and the insides of an old wooden boat. It is fire, smoke and tar, but not the peated smoky note you get from good quality Islay whiskey. It is a masculine scent.
It is one of my favourite soaps. It lathers really well, smells divine and usually give me a close shave.
Today was the exception. I loaded my EJ de89 with a Viking Sword blade. The blade felt smooth enough, but not so sharp, and it was far from a close shave. Granted, I had a two day stubble, but after two passes I still had a days’ worth of stubble left.
I am not used to that, but I can only speculate in that the pairing of blade and razor was not ideal. If this is the usual performance, I am considering revoking the Viking name from the blade.
As a Norseman and descendant from the true Vikings, I believe this is in my right 
Razor: Edwin Jagger de89
Blade: Viking Sword
Brush: Frank Shaving Chubby Badger
Soap: Fitjarsoap Telemark
Aftershave: Lucido
	
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