Now that will be interesting!

Thanks Gary.

Great shave Gary...how are those new blades working out?

Excellent photo and shave report Jason. The Karve OC looks very cool and gives a different shave the the SB so adding a D OC plate wouldn't be the same experience. At least its not for me.

Awesome shave Joe. They are even talking about a little accumulation of that nasty winter snow and ice here over the weekend. How I hope they are wrong.

Very cool Myles. Congrats.

Thank you Clint.

Thank you Patrick. The proof in the pudding will be with tomorrow's shave. Can I get through the shave without the weeper, by the left side burn, reappearing.

Absolutely fabulous shave Clint. Both the brush and razor are stunning in the picture.

Clint!

thank you Dave ,it was..the wild country a/s is nice..

thank you Joe,yourself as well..

cool shave and pic Dave..

Thanks, Joe!

Thanks, Jason! If I'm joining you in Karve shaves I figured I should join in on the thread.
No new additions until next year. The first acquisition will be a custom made brush and bowl from a Canadian Artisan.

Thank you, Dave!
On occasion I would have to perform my work in a hazardous atmosphere which required either a respirator or supplied air so being clean shaven was a job requirement. I prefer being clean shaven too but I'm growing it because this is the first time since 2008 that it isn't against the rules.

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fine shave and pic Joe,good afternoon..

thank you Clint..

thank you Myles,yes ,they are firmly housed in the mug pictured.fine soap..the real deal..

My shave began as potential bad news, but ended up fine. I decided to use the Red Tip in a perhaps unorthodox way(South to North on the cheeks)and could hear the "buttered toast"(credit given to @Trigger on that baby)better than when I first tried it. It was a slightly different feel than that of the disposeABLE, but clearly I killed some astroturf. I then (are you sitting down)decided to try it(The Red Tip)in more areas than before, including parts of the jawline, and South Porcupine Alley(chin). The bad news was the development of 4 tiny(but still visible)red splotches, 2 on each part of Porcupine. By that time, I had switched to the disposeABLE. I couldn't be too sur sure which of the razors caused the damage. But I proceeded to finish with the dispy, and all went well. I'd like to think that the aftershave(Week-end Rodeo)is what helped calm down the splotches. I put on a little too much, but I knew the "sticky-ness" would calm down later on.
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I should add that at the beginning of the shave, I placed serious focus on improving the look and feel of the soap(also Weekend Rodeo)by spending more time lathering up(during each of my 2 passes). At the end of the shave, the soap definitely looked sudsy-good sign. I'll give myself a Most Excellent on this one.

awesome shave and pic Joseph.i like the Burberry house of fragrances and have had a couple over the years.my current one is Burberry Brit ..

I'm a Burberry fan too(free sniffs from magazine pages).