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  1. That one in the middle in the trio pic...and the last solo pic is a mid-term model E2. I'm a big fan of all the E2s!! They were all great shavers and easy on the eyes. These E2's with the pinned springs are supposed to be less aggressive...I don't know....I still need to be carefull with them...The one I have is Plenty Aggressive....But also veddy smooth at the sametime!!

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  2. That one in the middle in the trio pic...and the last solo pic is a mid-term model E2. Those had a pinned spring, but the top of the spring was still offset like the early spring that swung to the left to open...The later E2's had a pinned spring that looked similar to your Canadian, and still had the ears on the spring loop. I'm a big fan of all the E2s!! They were all great shavers and easy on the eyes. They say that the later ones with the pinned springs are supposed to have become less aggressive with each change...I don't know....I still need to be carefull with them...The one I have is Plenty Aggressive....But also veddy smooth at the sametime!!

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  3. Wednesday
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    My Canadian E2 (nickel plated,black handle) is my favorite E type. Its extremely efficient, maybe a bit aggressive but a wonderful shaver if handled properly. Ive currently got it loaded with a Dutch Schick blade.
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  4. It seems some people spend all their time reinventing the wheel.
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  5. The little aggressive E2s rock.
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  6. Thur 21st Feb

    Jayaruh No 67 Syn.
    P & B Spitfire
    ATT SE1 & Windrose Handle
    Schick Proline [ 11 ]
    P & B Spitfire A/S Splash

    Everyone one has a favourite which works for them. The ATT SE1 / Proline seems to suit my beard , as even with the blade on its 11th outing, the Shave was not only smooth and comfortable but the all round finish is top notch.

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  7. February 21st
    Razor: Blackland Vector
    Blade: Feather AC Pro (3)
    Brush: WWB/Envy Supreme White badger
    Pre-shave: Stirling Mentholated
    Soap: PAA Kiritimati CK6
    Stirling unscented witch hazel
    PAA Star Jelly unscented
    AS: PAA Kiritimati
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  8. SOTD February 21, 2019
    Alphabetical journey through soaps and creams
    Letter T

    Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
    Blade: Personna
    Razor: Schick B1 repeated
    Brush: Satin Tip 'The Purest' synthetic
    Soap: Taylor of Old Bond Street Jermyn Street cream
    Post: Witch hazel, Nivea Deep Comforting aftershave

    Nice shave with the B1 this morning. Wonderful deco design. Really fun to use something almost 100 years old and have it still be better than many modern tools. Have a great day!

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    Tabac Thursday's Shave
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    Cold Water Wash
    Tabac Shaving Soap
    Jayaruh #339 Boar
    Damaskeene OC
    Gem Glue Star SE
    CWR
    Tabac AS

    My prep was just a cold water rinse. The Tabac Shaving Soap face lathered well with the Jayaruh #339 Boar brush. I did two passes with the Damaskeene OC razor with a Gem Glue Star SE blade and ended up with a close, comfortable shave. After a cold water rinse, I finished off with Tabac AS. I am clean, smooth, and refreshed...
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  10. 02/21/2019

    RazoRock 400 Noir Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush
    Timeless Razors Lathering Bowl
    Williams Mug Soap
    CVS SE Blade-Modified
    VC1 Valet Auto Strop
    Nivea Aftershave Balm
    Pinuad Clubman Classic

    I had a problem yesterday when I modified the blade to fit the Valet. While I was sitting at my desk and operating the lever to bring the safety guard up one of the pins fell out and then the other one fell out as well. I Loctited the pins back in and let the Loctite dry. This fix seems to be working. Glad this happened at my desk and not the bathroom sink.

    First shave with the Auto Strop and it was not a bad shave. Very little alum burn, more of warm sensation than a burn. I would not make the Valet an everyday shaver but I will keep it in the rotation. When rinsing and moving the razor around I get a rattling sound at times and I think that is in the rollers. I just do not like my razors to rattle. The Valet is a great shaver though.

    The Williams performed well and is a great soap.

    Finished up with some Nivea and Clubman classic.

    Y'all take care and have a great Thursday!


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  11. Schick G4/Route 66 razor (again)
    Personna 74 blade (again)
    WD Silver Tip brush
    C.O. Bigelow SC
    Osage Rub/Witch Hazel w/aloe
    Daxton A/S

    No nicks, no cuts, no errors and my face is happy. That's what we are working for and I got it today. Now go enjoy your day folks.
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  13. February 22, 2019
    OneBlade Genesis V2
    Modified Gem
    Simpson CH2 Synthetic
    Moon Old School
    Fine Fresh Vetiver
    Guerlain Vetiver EdT

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    Back to the C3. Hard to stay away from awesome shaves.
  15. Interesting looking brush.
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  16. Its an odd ball for sure. Ive not seen another. Purchased from the UK and restored with a TGN 2band knot.
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  17. Friday 22nd February

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    RSC Facial Scrub
    Clubman Shave Butter (preshave)
    Lea Shaving Stick (Tallow)
    Vie-Long with an AP Shave Faux Horse Brush
    Ever-Ready 1912 (England) with a GEM SS Blade
    Alum and Rinse
    Simple Facial Toner
    Dove Nourishing Lotion
    Gotas Frescas Agua de Colonia Concentrada

    I had a walk at lunchtime yesterday and Spring was most definitely in the air. Looking outside at the foggy conditions this morning.......I am not so sure. Went for a light citrus themed shave anyway.
    A lovely shave in 3 passes:)
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  18. Fri 22nd Feb

    RazoRock Syn. 24mm
    P & B Citra Royale
    ATT SE1 /Windrose Handle
    Schick Proline [ 12 ]
    Tuff Green A/S Lotion

    A back to back Shave with the ATT SE1. Why ? 1. Because I can and get trouble free Shaves. 2. Interested to see how the Blade performed on 12th outing.
    Again a trouble free Shave, quite astounding quality of Shave from this Razor/Blade combo considering the blade usage. Must see how it fares with another blade.

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  19. February 22nd
    Razor: Blackland Vector
    Blade: Feather AC Pro (4)
    Brush: WWB/Envy Supreme White badger
    Pre-shave: Stirling Mentholated
    Soap: PAA Will-o'-the-wisp CK6
    Stirling unscented witch hazel
    PAA Star Jelly unscented
    AS: PAA Will-o'-the-wisp
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  20. SOTD February 22, 2019
    Alphabetical journey through soaps and creams
    Fat Friday

    Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
    Blade: Schick
    Razor: eBarbershop Type O clone
    Brush: Omega 10049 boar
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Post: Witch hazel, Fine American Blend aftershave

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