020-09-02, Wednesday
I hope this coolness lasts a long time, even if the sun is still too strong.
This weather combination has led me to use a soap that I find aromatic, spicy and that I like every time I use it.
With these soaps, used as a stick, the performance of the brush is not decisive: one or the other for me are even. But it was quite a time I did not use the Commodore, so it was necessary to make it work to prevent the alopecia that, from time to time, afflicts the Simpsons.
The heavy razor is a companion willing to work for me: it is enough to lead it gently and it will give me a smooth skin.
I don't know how much the 4711 is suitable to marry this soap, but, first, I don't have any other EdT more suitable, second, for one reason or another I use the C&E rather rarely and last but not least, at the time of the splash, the scent of soap have disappeared.
If you liked my debriefing, concretely express your appreciation: the piggy bank is at the bottom right. And if you didn't like it, express your disagreement by leaving big bills: they will be an incentive to improve myself!
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Sapone PS: Valobra Glicerolanolina
Sapone: Crabtree and Evelyn, West Indian Lime
Pennello: Simpson's, Commodore X2, BB
Rasoio: Maggard, MR 8
Lametta: Gillette, 7 O’Clock, Super Stainless
AS 1: MilMil, Figaro Gel
AS 2: MilMil, BeMan, Balsamo Polivalente
EdT: Mäurer & Wirtz, 4711
ST: Nina Simone, Let il all out, 1966
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