that or a wife with no sense of smell.


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That has not happened to me yet, oddly enough (considering that I've dropped just about everything else that I own). It's a good thing too, because my knee-jerk reaction is to stick a foot out to arrest the fall of whatever it is I've dropped. That reaction has saved plenty of dishes, bruised some toes ("just let the canned peaches fall you foolish, foolish man"), and I shudder to think what might happen if I dropped a razor.

Working in a refinery, I know that H2S deadens the sense of smell. Perhaps a similar effect?

thank you Danny..a mix of vintage and modern. sometimes i wonder if these really antique looking razors should be pictured with more vintage era products..

Good luck with the new brush. Looks awesome!

Yes,it does smell more dried down and powdery. You take care also Danny.

Mine wishes I'd wear old spice but I'm not real fond of the new smell.

You just set the bait woth that pic.

my wife loves the clubman..

thank you Jeff..a lovely shaver..

i have mats around the sink and a table i set the razor on .i am really careful with them ,especially the rare ones..

you should try the british rocket versions, oohh awesome....

very cool.i have 2 big bottles as well.wife loves it..

thank you Tim for the kind words.. its a fine shaver,the barrister;s is top notch..

great stuff.my big bottles.

Jan 17th
Fat Friday

Razor: Gillette Fatboy (D3)
Blade: Voskhod (1)
Brush: DSCosmetic Galaxy 26mm Silvertip
PS: Stirling Menthollated Pre-Shave
SS: Michell's Wool Fat
AS: Proraso Red

It was snowing heavily when I got up. I had a complete lack of focus, but decided to squeeze in a shave. The MWF produced a wonderful lather which made quick work during my 3 pass shave. I did have a small stinging sensation hit when shaving my neck but it never bled, just a little irritation low on my clavicle. I'm happy that I can get good and fast results.

I just might need to get one

agreed!

very nice Even!