Awesome RazoRock shave. What year did Merkur change the specs on the 37c?
:) Thanks Gary. Thats' a nice bit of history and heritage to go with the razor. Lovely shave and setup. Sharp edge and light touch. Fantastic...
Great setup and shave Paul.
fine weekender shaves gentlemen.:cool::bounce017:
Thanks for your very good post. Razorock razors have been made in Canada for several years. Some of their lower end models have been made in the...
...(China) /Unknown SS Handle. Blade : Gillette Nacet Stainless (1). (Russia) Brush : PAA Amber Aerolite 24mm Synthetic . (USA) Soap : Razorock...
Awesome post and shave Paul.
fine thursday affairs gentlemen:cool::bounce017::happy096:
Thanks for your excellent post. Your pictures look great, and the handle is really something. Your opinion of your razor counts more than anyone...
Nice work! thanks Gary Awesome shave Gary thanks Joe, I have learnt to not push the boundaries Sad day, I will never get to know the scent...
...(Hong Kong) Blade : Wizamet Super Iridium Extra Stainless (1). (Russia) Brush : TroyCraft Pink Floyd "Dark Side Of The Moon" Custom ....
As of 2025 these Heritage shavers above appear to no longer be made, Gillette could get the 7o'Clock blades from India or the Gillette King C...
Very impressive! Enjoy my Lantzman! The only one I recognize is Irisch Moos and sadly that's another one I would have liked to try.
...Cerrus (from Germany) Not to mention some vintage aftershaves from Russia! All wonderful stuff that I wish was still available! Sent from...
...of Twin Trac II was not yet on the market online outside of Asia/Russia. When I spotted in late 2017 a pre Rick Harris Micro Touch One in a...
...and the postshave care is awesome. The Natura Siberica gel is from Russia, and it gives great moisturizing with lots of soothing as well as a...
...although Rufus, the AI bot on Amazon, assured me they were made in Russia, the Gillette logo on the pack is black print, not etched on the...
Can't go wrong with a vintage Gillette razor Paul.
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