Cool, color coordinated. MdC Fougère is one of my favorite scents for a soap. Great to hear from you and I see you have prepared for the shaveapocalips.
Saturday shave: I usually do not use a heavily mentholated soap when I shaving with a straight razor. Today I wanted to use a straight and some cold to beat the heat so I went with a razor I know if very smooth, a Mastro Livi Giffreto. A Tom White B-400 did it's job, the lather was slick and cold and the shave was excellent.
Be careful and stay safe! I think it’s criminal to insist on teachers being in the classroom without a viable vaccine!
What a cop-out Jeff!!! Tell him how you really feel!!! @myles wilson Tabac is unique. One of the greatest, classic soaps ever produced. Scent is very European and only those with mature, well-seasoned and discriminating sense of smell appreciate it. I, of course, am a great fan...along with all the other shavers "in the know".
AUgust Focus Crabtree & Evelyn Lavender~~Mondial~~RR Game Changer OC .84/Sharp Star~~Old Spice Lime Dogs woke me at 5am...yawn. Forgot to cage them and came down to the kitchen and stepped in a HUGE pool of urine. Half a roll of paper towels later and after washing my feet and hands, I tried to go back to sleep. Wasn't going to happen. Snapped at Dr. Mrs. Primo---unfairly, necessitating an obligatory apology a few hours later. Thinks are back to normal and, at least, enjoyed a quality shave. These "old school" soaps are the cat's meow, especially because they don't rely on a cadre of oils to make their product lather. The C&E lavender is a wonderful example. I face-lathered the product this morning, and while it will never achieve the shine that the newer artisan soaps do, nonetheless, it afforded me a terrific base on my skin, allowing the razor/blade to glide effortlessly and rid my face of the stubble completely. While I could have reached for a lavender finish, the Old Spice was screaming at me to be used. Glad I did.
