What did we learn from our last shaves?

Me too, more to chop off. Sometimes the one day growth is too stiff and dulls my blades. Or causes irritation.

 

You're right. If you know your gear and take your time, you can get a great shave with 2 passes.

 

Thinking the same thing since trying menthol for the first time last week.

 

Every time I use this thirty day setup I am scared it's gonna tear me up...but then I end up with a good shave.

 

I learnt that even though you are using a great soap you should always mind your pressure =P

 

I learned that Barrister and Mann "Fireside" is the most intoxicating scent ever given to a shaving soap!

 

I took your advice today, particularly about taking my time, and had one of the best shaves so far with the Mongoose! Thanks!

 

At the end of this 30 day seep, you're going to be the guru with the 'Goose!

 

I learnt that a little bit of menthol crystals is great, however more well let's say the rabbit hole widens...

 

I might to try a 2nd day of growth. Since starting de shaving three weeks ago, I haven't let a day go by where I didn't enjoy a shave. I think tomorrow will become a "seventh day."

 

Gentlemen, from my last shave...

After 15 days, me and slim finally learned to get along.

 

I've been shaving recently with my newly acquired Gillette New (LC) razor. I've been getting great shaves but it's the most aggressive I have (even when paired with a Derby blade). I've never really liked shave oil as I found it caused razors with a bar to drag somewhat. Anyway, tried the oil (Shave Secret) again this morning on 2-day growth with the Gillette New & Proraso and all I can say is, Wow! Worked beautifully and gave me one of the best 3-pass shaves I've ever had. BBS!!!!!! I'm thinking the open comb encounters less resistance with the oil due to the design. So I learned that for me, a more aggressive open comb razor, paired with shave oil and a good cream works great! As always, YMMV..................

 

Quality products, with good technique provides quality results.

 

That I had forgotten how good of a shave I get from a NEW and a Red. I might just end up getting that SC head that @gorgo2 was so gracious to send me , replated.

 

That the EverReady 1924 shovel head is a lot more comfortable to use with a longer handle.

http://theshaveden.com/forums/threads/sos-january-12-2015-january-18-2015.42533/page-22#post-777144

 

That as effective as a carbon SE blade can be, the coated stainless are more comfortable.

 

I recently learned that if you drop your alum block in the sink, you get a bunch of little alumette blocks.

 

I learnt that persona red are nice but the feather is still the champ. I also learnt I need a longer handle for my slant

 

realized I am bad at shaving the opposite side of my face. meaning I am right handed and all of my irritation happens on the left side. Glad I finally noticed the trend so I can work on my technique.