February 2020 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

wristwatchb · Feb 17, 2020

MrEE said: ↑

Can we get his ^^^ CT changed to "Pure Trouble"?
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I don't like to boast, but I'm fairly sure 007 hails from Kentucky. Did I tell you I have a 007 watch?

Seriously (and I know that's frowned upon 'round here), the craftsmanship of your brush handles and plating work is awesome, Evan.

Have a great week, my friend.

Hembree · Feb 17, 2020

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday.

wristwatchb · Feb 17, 2020

jgreenepa said: ↑

View attachment 218171
SOTD 02/17/20

So today is the day for my first shave with the repaired Rex Ambassador. The blade now sits evenly and symmetrically with the new top cap. I will admit to bit of trepidation since the last time I used the razor it left my dome and face in pretty bad shape. A friend at TSD who has recently mastered the razor suggested starting low and working one’s way up. Matt Pisarcik, the razor’s developer said that the majority of his users shave between 2 and 3 on the dial. Since I am starting with an essentially new razor, I decided to start at 2. I like a lot of blade feel, but will put that off until I learn the razor’s sweet spot. I loaded a Voskhod, a blade I trust for testing a new shaving tool.

I began with the usual cold water rinse followed by the PAA Cube Preshave Soap. I then lathered up with MWF, my soap focus for the month. I rode the cap at 2, but was not satisfied with the closeness of the shave, so I dialed up to 3 which seemed to provide an acceptable level of efficiency, not quite as close as I like, but this outing was dedicated to relearning the razor. The first WTG pass left me with a fair bit of roughness in the usual areas and slight roughness everywhere else.. Rather than buff I chose to concentrate on gradual whisker reduction. I reapplied the PAA Preshave soap and relathered with MWF and began a careful XTG pass, again riding the cap throughout with particular care on the dome.

For my third ATG pass I dialed down to about 2.5, reapplied the PAA Preshave Soap and MWF and worked my way through the shave carefully. I ended up with two very slight weepers. One on the right side of my head and the other just to the right of the Adam’s Apple, both of which resolved after my cold water wash with the MWF brush squeezings. A test with the alum block revealed heat and slight stinging at each of the weeper sites. Witch hazel application followed and I finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash. This was a very different result than my last use of this razor. I’m happy with this decent three pass DFS. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’m going to continue with this razor until I reach the bloodless BBS level, if possible. I feel cool, relatively smooth and quite refreshed.

RAZOR: Rex Ambassador
BLADE: Voskhod
PREP: Cold water rinse followed by a scrub with PAA’s Cube Preshave Soap before each pass
BRUSH: Viking Silvertip Badger
SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Thayers Lavender WH and finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash
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Nice shave with the Rex, Jeff. Now that it has been repaired, I'm sure you'll master it. (I'm a Technique Trumps Tools believer.) It's a great looking razor!

Hembree · Feb 17, 2020

Paul Turner said: ↑

That it was, Joe...thanks,. Now it's on to All-Clubman Week.
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Norcalnewb · Feb 17, 2020

Hembree said: ↑

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday. View attachment 218173
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Nice shave, Danny!

Tommynick · Feb 17, 2020

Menthol Monday

Ecilpse Red Ring
Wikinson uk 7
Arko Cool
Omega Boar
Lustray Menthol

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Norcalnewb · Feb 17, 2020

February 17 SOTD:

Razor: Rocnel Adjustable
Blade: Polsilver
Brush: Simpsons CH-2
Lather: Stirling Baker Street
Aftershave: Stirling Baker Street
Additional Care:
Unrefined Shea Butter

Yesterday got pretty busy, so I fell behind again. This morning, I went with some Stirling Baker Street, which is always a favorite. The performance is as good as anything out there in my opinion, and the shave was nice and smooth. I hope everyone has a great day!

clint64 · Feb 17, 2020

jgreenepa said: ↑

View attachment 218171
SOTD 02/17/20

So today is the day for my first shave with the repaired Rex Ambassador. The blade now sits evenly and symmetrically with the new top cap. I will admit to bit of trepidation since the last time I used the razor it left my dome and face in pretty bad shape. A friend at TSD who has recently mastered the razor suggested starting low and working one’s way up. Matt Pisarcik, the razor’s developer said that the majority of his users shave between 2 and 3 on the dial. Since I am starting with an essentially new razor, I decided to start at 2. I like a lot of blade feel, but will put that off until I learn the razor’s sweet spot. I loaded a Voskhod, a blade I trust for testing a new shaving tool.

I began with the usual cold water rinse followed by the PAA Cube Preshave Soap. I then lathered up with MWF, my soap focus for the month. I rode the cap at 2, but was not satisfied with the closeness of the shave, so I dialed up to 3 which seemed to provide an acceptable level of efficiency, not quite as close as I like, but this outing was dedicated to relearning the razor. The first WTG pass left me with a fair bit of roughness in the usual areas and slight roughness everywhere else.. Rather than buff I chose to concentrate on gradual whisker reduction. I reapplied the PAA Preshave soap and relathered with MWF and began a careful XTG pass, again riding the cap throughout with particular care on the dome.

For my third ATG pass I dialed down to about 2.5, reapplied the PAA Preshave Soap and MWF and worked my way through the shave carefully. I ended up with two very slight weepers. One on the right side of my head and the other just to the right of the Adam’s Apple, both of which resolved after my cold water wash with the MWF brush squeezings. A test with the alum block revealed heat and slight stinging at each of the weeper sites. Witch hazel application followed and I finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash. This was a very different result than my last use of this razor. I’m happy with this decent three pass DFS. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’m going to continue with this razor until I reach the bloodless BBS level, if possible. I feel cool, relatively smooth and quite refreshed.

RAZOR: Rex Ambassador
BLADE: Voskhod
PREP: Cold water rinse followed by a scrub with PAA’s Cube Preshave Soap before each pass
BRUSH: Viking Silvertip Badger
SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Thayers Lavender WH and finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash
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Great shave report and photo Jeff. I am glad the Rex worked better after being repaired. It took me time to get used to the weight of the razor and its sweet spot.

clint64 · Feb 17, 2020

Hembree said: ↑

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday. View attachment 218173
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Wonderful photo and shave Danny. Happy Monday.

clint64 · Feb 17, 2020

Norcalnewb said: ↑

View attachment 218174

February 17 SOTD:

Razor: Rocnel Adjustable
Blade: Polsilver
Brush: Simpsons CH-2
Lather: Stirling Baker Street
Aftershave: Stirling Baker Street
Additional Care:
Unrefined Shea Butter

Yesterday got pretty busy, so I fell behind again. This morning, I went with some Stirling Baker Street, which is always a favorite. The performance is as good as anything out there in my opinion, and the shave was nice and smooth. I hope everyone has a great day!
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Beautiful photo and shave Jim. I hope your work week goes well.

clint64 · Feb 17, 2020

February 17, 2020
Rex Ambassador
Gillette 7 O’clock Black
Mr. EE #4 with Maggard SHD
Rocky Mtn Barber Co Sandalwood
Fine Santal Absolut

Monday again. Everything worked well together this morning. I dialed the razor up to 6 for three passes and back to 1.5 for touch ups and buffing. A wonderful smooth drama free BBS shave. I really can't ask for better. I hope everyone has a great Monday.

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

Terry said: ↑

Hey all!
Good morning to everyone!
Monday, a long day, needed a "good" quick shave. I grabbed my Cooper Monobuilt, a new Feather blade, took to work. Got a great smooth clean shave in just a few minutes. 2 passes head, 2 passes face, no issues, just like it should be. Even the lip is fine, nice!
View attachment 218170 I like my Monobuilt razors, paired with a new Feather blade, it's one of those tools that's hard to beat. I'm getting a collection of great shaving tools. Would never have expected me, migrating toward these types of blade holders, but that's where I'm at.
Everyone
Have a great day!
Enjoy!
tp
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Veddy nice, Terry! Have a great day!

PLAla · Feb 17, 2020

SOTD February 17, 2020

Prep: Cold water and PAA Cube pre-shave soap
Blade: Schick Proline
Razor: RazoRock Black Hawk
Brush: Stirling Kong synthetic
Soap: Stirling Dirty South Shavers
Post: Witch hazel, Speick aftershave

Nice and easy shave this morning. Superb lather and efficient whisker reduction. Just did one pass again. That's just fine for today. No students today due to the holiday but we have a district band directors' meeting to prepare for an event we're hosting this weekend. Those meetings are usually extremely efficient with the goal of being done by lunch so that everyone goes home early.

Enjoy your day!

PLAla · Feb 17, 2020

Keithmax said: ↑

Monday: Our first real snow of the year, fortunately the roads were clear and commuting only took an extra 5 minutes. Today is a double redemption test: I have a Hoffritz slant that lives in shiny box with shiny blade holders. I have not had great success with slants but I have not used one in years. Second is I dug deep in the soap bin and pulled out a DR Harris hard soap to give it a second chance. I enjoy the DR Harris creams but this soap must have disappointed to be in the to test later drawer.

To give the soap it's best chance I went at it with an Omega Pro boar and worked it over. The lather looked good and was acceptable but given it is tallow soap I was expecting more slickness. The slant was loaded with my favorite blade, Iridium Super and it performed better than I recall. I rode the cap and I got close shave with no irritation. The razor will definitely get some more shots to see if it gets sold or stays int he den.... it does look very cool in it's shiny box.

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NCoxSTL said: ↑

February Favorites

February 16

Razor - 1972 (S2) Gillette Super Adjustable (Black Beauty) (9)
Blade - View attachment 218158 (1)
Soap - Soap Commander Courage
Brush - I*V 10 Mesquite w/ Hybrid The Moreau View attachment 218159
Post - Alum

Finally got to call it a day on a busy Sunday. At least the sun came out and it was in the 50's. Back down to the 30's tomorrow. Never know until it's here.

Time to rotate razors and I went to the Gillette Black Beauty. This adjustable, set on 9, gives you the same gap that the Slim and Fatboy offer at 8. Not quite as aggressive as its older brothers, but it still does a fine job. It's well balanced and has plenty of weight. Just let that heavy head work as you guide with the handle. I used a new Rapira SS blade and it was smooth and nice. Another round of using up the Soap Commander, though I'm beginning to think the remaining ring of death is actually eternal. I chose the I*V10 brush for two reasons. Number one, I love that hybrid knot. Number two, I was fortunate enough to win its brother, the #10, in the raffle earlier. Looking forward to having another of these around to use and admire.

Three full passes and I'm good to go. My schedule tomorrow is brutal. No work but I have two doctors appointments and two other meetings. Sheesh! No sleeping in on this "day off". Have a great start to your week!

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Terry said: ↑

Hey all!
Good morning to everyone!
Monday, a long day, needed a "good" quick shave. I grabbed my Cooper Monobuilt, a new Feather blade, took to work. Got a great smooth clean shave in just a few minutes. 2 passes head, 2 passes face, no issues, just like it should be. Even the lip is fine, nice!
View attachment 218170 I like my Monobuilt razors, paired with a new Feather blade, it's one of those tools that's hard to beat. I'm getting a collection of great shaving tools. Would never have expected me, migrating toward these types of blade holders, but that's where I'm at.
Everyone
Have a great day!
Enjoy!
tp
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jgreenepa said: ↑

View attachment 218171
SOTD 02/17/20

So today is the day for my first shave with the repaired Rex Ambassador. The blade now sits evenly and symmetrically with the new top cap. I will admit to bit of trepidation since the last time I used the razor it left my dome and face in pretty bad shape. A friend at TSD who has recently mastered the razor suggested starting low and working one’s way up. Matt Pisarcik, the razor’s developer said that the majority of his users shave between 2 and 3 on the dial. Since I am starting with an essentially new razor, I decided to start at 2. I like a lot of blade feel, but will put that off until I learn the razor’s sweet spot. I loaded a Voskhod, a blade I trust for testing a new shaving tool.

I began with the usual cold water rinse followed by the PAA Cube Preshave Soap. I then lathered up with MWF, my soap focus for the month. I rode the cap at 2, but was not satisfied with the closeness of the shave, so I dialed up to 3 which seemed to provide an acceptable level of efficiency, not quite as close as I like, but this outing was dedicated to relearning the razor. The first WTG pass left me with a fair bit of roughness in the usual areas and slight roughness everywhere else.. Rather than buff I chose to concentrate on gradual whisker reduction. I reapplied the PAA Preshave soap and relathered with MWF and began a careful XTG pass, again riding the cap throughout with particular care on the dome.

For my third ATG pass I dialed down to about 2.5, reapplied the PAA Preshave Soap and MWF and worked my way through the shave carefully. I ended up with two very slight weepers. One on the right side of my head and the other just to the right of the Adam’s Apple, both of which resolved after my cold water wash with the MWF brush squeezings. A test with the alum block revealed heat and slight stinging at each of the weeper sites. Witch hazel application followed and I finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash. This was a very different result than my last use of this razor. I’m happy with this decent three pass DFS. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’m going to continue with this razor until I reach the bloodless BBS level, if possible. I feel cool, relatively smooth and quite refreshed.

RAZOR: Rex Ambassador
BLADE: Voskhod
PREP: Cold water rinse followed by a scrub with PAA’s Cube Preshave Soap before each pass
BRUSH: Viking Silvertip Badger
SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Thayers Lavender WH and finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash
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Hembree said: ↑

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday. View attachment 218173
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Tommynick said: ↑

Menthol Monday

Ecilpse Red Ring
Wikinson uk 7
Arko Cool
Omega Boar
Lustray Menthol

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Norcalnewb said: ↑

View attachment 218174

February 17 SOTD:

Razor: Rocnel Adjustable
Blade: Polsilver
Brush: Simpsons CH-2
Lather: Stirling Baker Street
Aftershave: Stirling Baker Street
Additional Care:
Unrefined Shea Butter

Yesterday got pretty busy, so I fell behind again. This morning, I went with some Stirling Baker Street, which is always a favorite. The performance is as good as anything out there in my opinion, and the shave was nice and smooth. I hope everyone has a great day!
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clint64 said: ↑

February 17, 2020
Rex Ambassador
Gillette 7 O’clock Black
Mr. EE #4 with Maggard SHD
Rocky Mtn Barber Co Sandalwood
Fine Santal Absolut

Monday again. Everything worked well together this morning. I dialed the razor up to 6 for three passes and back to 1.5 for touch ups and buffing. A wonderful smooth drama free BBS shave. I really can't ask for better. I hope everyone has a great Monday.
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Terrific shaves, everyone!

jluc · Feb 17, 2020

jgreenepa said: ↑

View attachment 218171
SOTD 02/17/20

So today is the day for my first shave with the repaired Rex Ambassador. The blade now sits evenly and symmetrically with the new top cap. I will admit to bit of trepidation since the last time I used the razor it left my dome and face in pretty bad shape. A friend at TSD who has recently mastered the razor suggested starting low and working one’s way up. Matt Pisarcik, the razor’s developer said that the majority of his users shave between 2 and 3 on the dial. Since I am starting with an essentially new razor, I decided to start at 2. I like a lot of blade feel, but will put that off until I learn the razor’s sweet spot. I loaded a Voskhod, a blade I trust for testing a new shaving tool.

I began with the usual cold water rinse followed by the PAA Cube Preshave Soap. I then lathered up with MWF, my soap focus for the month. I rode the cap at 2, but was not satisfied with the closeness of the shave, so I dialed up to 3 which seemed to provide an acceptable level of efficiency, not quite as close as I like, but this outing was dedicated to relearning the razor. The first WTG pass left me with a fair bit of roughness in the usual areas and slight roughness everywhere else.. Rather than buff I chose to concentrate on gradual whisker reduction. I reapplied the PAA Preshave soap and relathered with MWF and began a careful XTG pass, again riding the cap throughout with particular care on the dome.

For my third ATG pass I dialed down to about 2.5, reapplied the PAA Preshave Soap and MWF and worked my way through the shave carefully. I ended up with two very slight weepers. One on the right side of my head and the other just to the right of the Adam’s Apple, both of which resolved after my cold water wash with the MWF brush squeezings. A test with the alum block revealed heat and slight stinging at each of the weeper sites. Witch hazel application followed and I finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash. This was a very different result than my last use of this razor. I’m happy with this decent three pass DFS. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’m going to continue with this razor until I reach the bloodless BBS level, if possible. I feel cool, relatively smooth and quite refreshed.

RAZOR: Rex Ambassador
BLADE: Voskhod
PREP: Cold water rinse followed by a scrub with PAA’s Cube Preshave Soap before each pass
BRUSH: Viking Silvertip Badger
SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Thayers Lavender WH and finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash
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Great shave with your Ambassador, Jeff! Once you get the sweet spot dialed in the setting won't matter.

Hembree said: ↑

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday. View attachment 218173
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Alabama awesome, Danny!

Norcalnewb said: ↑

View attachment 218174

February 17 SOTD:

Razor: Rocnel Adjustable
Blade: Polsilver
Brush: Simpsons CH-2
Lather: Stirling Baker Street
Aftershave: Stirling Baker Street
Additional Care:
Unrefined Shea Butter

Yesterday got pretty busy, so I fell behind again. This morning, I went with some Stirling Baker Street, which is always a favorite. The performance is as good as anything out there in my opinion, and the shave was nice and smooth. I hope everyone has a great day!
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Wonderful shave and gear, Jim!

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

jgreenepa said: ↑

View attachment 218171
SOTD 02/17/20

So today is the day for my first shave with the repaired Rex Ambassador. The blade now sits evenly and symmetrically with the new top cap. I will admit to bit of trepidation since the last time I used the razor it left my dome and face in pretty bad shape. A friend at TSD who has recently mastered the razor suggested starting low and working one’s way up. Matt Pisarcik, the razor’s developer said that the majority of his users shave between 2 and 3 on the dial. Since I am starting with an essentially new razor, I decided to start at 2. I like a lot of blade feel, but will put that off until I learn the razor’s sweet spot. I loaded a Voskhod, a blade I trust for testing a new shaving tool.

I began with the usual cold water rinse followed by the PAA Cube Preshave Soap. I then lathered up with MWF, my soap focus for the month. I rode the cap at 2, but was not satisfied with the closeness of the shave, so I dialed up to 3 which seemed to provide an acceptable level of efficiency, not quite as close as I like, but this outing was dedicated to relearning the razor. The first WTG pass left me with a fair bit of roughness in the usual areas and slight roughness everywhere else.. Rather than buff I chose to concentrate on gradual whisker reduction. I reapplied the PAA Preshave soap and relathered with MWF and began a careful XTG pass, again riding the cap throughout with particular care on the dome.

For my third ATG pass I dialed down to about 2.5, reapplied the PAA Preshave Soap and MWF and worked my way through the shave carefully. I ended up with two very slight weepers. One on the right side of my head and the other just to the right of the Adam’s Apple, both of which resolved after my cold water wash with the MWF brush squeezings. A test with the alum block revealed heat and slight stinging at each of the weeper sites. Witch hazel application followed and I finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash. This was a very different result than my last use of this razor. I’m happy with this decent three pass DFS. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’m going to continue with this razor until I reach the bloodless BBS level, if possible. I feel cool, relatively smooth and quite refreshed.

RAZOR: Rex Ambassador
BLADE: Voskhod
PREP: Cold water rinse followed by a scrub with PAA’s Cube Preshave Soap before each pass
BRUSH: Viking Silvertip Badger
SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Thayers Lavender WH and finished with Fine Accoutrements Snake Bite AS Splash
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Glad you finally obtained a decent shave with your Rex, Jeff! I am sure you will get better results with more experience. Have a great day, my friend!

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

Hembree said: ↑

Oh yeah........ALABAMA AWESOMENESS! Great shave this morning with a fresh Feather in the Schick. Y'all have a great Monday. View attachment 218173
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It's an A+ shave indeed! Have a great day, Danny!

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

Norcalnewb said: ↑

View attachment 218174

February 17 SOTD:

Razor: Rocnel Adjustable
Blade: Polsilver
Brush: Simpsons CH-2
Lather: Stirling Baker Street
Aftershave: Stirling Baker Street
Additional Care:
Unrefined Shea Butter

Yesterday got pretty busy, so I fell behind again. This morning, I went with some Stirling Baker Street, which is always a favorite. The performance is as good as anything out there in my opinion, and the shave was nice and smooth. I hope everyone has a great day!
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That's a mighty fine shave, Jim! Have a great day!

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

clint64 said: ↑

February 17, 2020
Rex Ambassador
Gillette 7 O’clock Black
Mr. EE #4 with Maggard SHD
Rocky Mtn Barber Co Sandalwood
Fine Santal Absolut

Monday again. Everything worked well together this morning. I dialed the razor up to 6 for three passes and back to 1.5 for touch ups and buffing. A wonderful smooth drama free BBS shave. I really can't ask for better. I hope everyone has a great Monday.
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Congrats on going all out with the Rex, Clint! You have a nice day!

Trigger · Feb 17, 2020

PLAla said: ↑

SOTD February 17, 2020

Prep: Cold water and PAA Cube pre-shave soap
Blade: Schick Proline
Razor: RazoRock Black Hawk
Brush: Stirling Kong synthetic
Soap: Stirling Dirty South Shavers
Post: Witch hazel, Speick aftershave

Nice and easy shave this morning. Superb lather and efficient whisker reduction. Just did one pass again. That's just fine for today. No students today due to the holiday but we have a district band directors' meeting to prepare for an event we're hosting this weekend. Those meetings are usually extremely efficient with the goal of being done by lunch so that everyone goes home early.

Enjoy your day!

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Very nice, Perry! I am off this week, too! Have a great day!

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February 2020 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

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Badger brushes.

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Cookies

Polls that don't take 10 minutes to fill out!!

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Hembree Not as pretty smelling

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