What's that bottom plate? It doesn't look like a Bakelite Tech. Pictures, please.

Thanks James.
Just keeping it fresh.
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Huh?
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What's all this talk about taders....

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Sorry John, same as the handle, some sorta plastic. I'll post more when I get home.
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I'm coming up on what could(and probably WILL)be 5 straight days of using the Stephan Bay Rum aftershave. That's a good one for 5 in a row, though.

Who couls ask for more Jim?
Nice
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New bostonian LC
Very nice indeed Gary!
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Way to go! KILLER
Nice
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Great shave Blair.
Glad your getting that taken care of.
Good luck!
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Uh, your younger days, huh Charlie ??
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Thanks Perry
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That is great news!

Ok

14 hours, oh yea Dale!
Got a good run on that.
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Congrats on the 10000, Perry!

Thanks, Terry! I know I couldn't ask for a better shave.

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thank you Terry!

March Focus

Valobra Fougère~~Vie-Long~~Boker~~Brut
SR #45
Some talk of fougère and Brut inspired today's shave products.
Valobra was a PIF from @Keithmax and I really like this soap. It makes a superior lather,
slick and cushiony and has a marvelous scent, which pairs well with the vintage Brut.
The Boker was chosen as well. I don't know how to specifically identify the model. There are no markings
except for "Unrivalled Hollow Ground". Maybe someone out there knows...
The Vie-Long was dutiful and delivered the lather well. The knot is well broken-in and is very soft.
I try to stick to paint brush strokes with this knot. It's been well-ridden in the past.
The Boker has a good+ edge, for which I am responsible. Buttery...no, but sharp.
No mishaps and DFS results were easily achieved.
The Brut is not for sissies. It's also a love it or hate it type of juice.
Me...I love it. ​