Recent Content by GeauxLSU

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    Simpsons Shaving Cream; sneak peak

    I've seen pics of the tin on their site as a prop to the featured brush, but no reference to purchasing it.
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Dec 18, 2011 in forum: Shave Creams
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    A couple that just headed home

    :happy096:
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Dec 12, 2011 in forum: Razor Restoration
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    Lathering MWF

    I've gotten excellent results with both badger and boar, but only after I grated a puck and pressed it into a mug.
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Dec 12, 2011 in forum: Shave Soaps
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    Musgo Real Shaving Cream

    I think it stopped production in he late '70s. I don't know if there's a Euro equal.
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Dec 10, 2011 in forum: Shave Creams
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    Dry The Brush Bristles Up or Down

    I've always dried mine up with no problems. :)
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Dec 7, 2011 in forum: The Brush
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    Yankee Cutlery "Lion Brand" Magnetized Damascus in Figural Scales

    You got some talent...:happy102:
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Oct 9, 2011 in forum: Razor Restoration
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    Puma #90 Full Custom Rebuild w/Inlay Transfer

    Yes, excellent job! :happy096:
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Oct 9, 2011 in forum: Razor Restoration
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    Musgo Real Shaving Cream

    I love Musgo cream. The scent reminds me of the old Williams cream Dad used eons ago. It's available on the net for under $10 before shipping....
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Oct 9, 2011 in forum: Shave Creams
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    Is it best to rotate soaps or use one till it's gone?

    I use AoS Lavender, Cade, MWF, a few creams (Musgo Real!), and SRD & Momma Bear's Bay Rum glycerin soaps. The pucks have their own mugs, as I...
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Sep 14, 2011 in forum: Shave Soaps
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    The Sheffield Quintuplets !!!

    I can get a 13 year old who can explain it to you, if need be... :happy097:
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Sep 14, 2011 in forum: Razor Restoration
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    Old Vs new SR's

    Getting down to a molecular level, "old steel" is high in carbon and therefore easier to sharpen. Modern steel is a different alloy and varies...
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Aug 20, 2011 in forum: Straight Razors
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    W&B 4 Barbers Use Restore- a WIP

    That's one on my "gotta have" list. Nice grab! ;)
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Aug 20, 2011 in forum: Straight Razors
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    Please reccommend a new badger brush...

    Yes, it's more expensive, but the Rooney Emillion in two band badger should be great.
    Post by: GeauxLSU, Aug 3, 2011 in forum: The Brush