Even eye bleach won't help, Randy. P.S. If this injury occurred at work, you may be eligible for paid time off. Contact your employer for details.
Nice picture, Jeff. The blanket (?) you used for the background reminds me of one my aunt made for us when I was a kid. Very nice.
January 29 SOTD: Razor: Gillette '41 Ranger Tech Blade: Polsilver Brush: PAA Starcraft Lather: Proraso Red Aftershave: Proraso Red Additional Care: Stirling Unscented PSB
Thank you, Doug! The soap is a nice pineapple scent with enough menthol kick without being over the top and of course Stirling performance. Probably one I won't buy full size because I don't think I would reach for it very often. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
January SR Focus Barrister & Mann~~Rooney~~Wade & Butcher SR #12 Made a move today and did a few laps with my Naniwa 12K Super Stone. I was very careful, taped the blade, lapped the stone, kept even, albeit light pressure on the razor. Did some straight pulls and some smile pulls. Results... Barrister & Mann Cologne Russe is a uniquely, spicy soap. Tingles the nose. I like it. Of course, this brand always creates a very fine lather. The Rooney is a nice brush. Very soft with credible backbone, but zero scritch. Before I describe the shave itself, I have to say that I feel that DE shaving, in particular, the ability to perform an ATG buffing pass, has set the SR shave bar unusually high. I am not even close with the SR. I can't say for sure that my work on the 12K improved the razor. Just can't. What I am going to do, is tomorrow, I am going to shave with my new Dovo 91, which, according to The Superior Shave, has been made shave ready. We'll see if I actually get better results.
Cranial bloodletting...by use of straight razors (@BaylorGator is trained in this method) or in the lab...is the only answer.
Great photo and shave, Jim! Excellent shave and photo, Joseph! I greatly admire how you dove head first into the dark side. Way to go!
