SEptember 25 SOTD: Razorock Plissoft Brush CO Bigelow SC Ever-Ready 1914 Stirling Unscented PSB Proraso Green AS
SOTD SEptember 25, 2017 A Stirling SEptember Blade: Schick Razor: Schick G1 injector Brush: Surrey two-band badger Lather: Stirling Iced Pineapple Post: Witch hazel, Stirling Iced Pineapple aftershave WTG, touch up G1 injector today. This was the injector that started it all. Always smooth and reliable. Nice shave to start off the work week. Enjoy your day!
SEptember 25th Schick I1 w Chick TGN Finest Fan B&M Seville Thayers Stirling Barbershop Splash Switched to a Chick after a week with Personna Twins. Will pull out the PAL Injectomatic for tomorrow.
SOTD Stirling SEptember Schick E3 injector Personna Surrey reknot Stirling Executive Man Fine Platinum AS
Great shave today. Razor: GEM Clog Pruf Brush: Epsilon White Horse Hair fan Cream: Hawkins & Brimble AS Balm: Wickhams 1912 Club Cola Pre-Shave Oil: Clairns Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Razor: Mongoose B2 w/ iKon Bamboo Blade: Feather Professional (4) Brush: El Druida Red Heart Chakte Kok/African Blackwood 2 Band Badger Soap: Oleo Montrose Beach A/S: Old Spice Gift Set: Shaving Mug & Brush This one is hard to find with the original brush as shown on the box.
SEptember 25, 2017 Pre-shave: Several cups of black coffee (like most mornings) then a hot shower Cream: Head Slick Mentholated Shave Cream Razor: Eversharp I2 injector razor (just acquired on Saturday) Blade: Schick (1) Post-shave: Dickinson's witch hazel, Nivea Cooling Shave Balm, Aqua Velva AS I just got this razor on a trip out-of-town on Saturday so I cleaned it up over the weekend to try it today. This was my first shave since last Thursday. Initially, I was just going to apply the shave cream by hand as I always have with this shave cream. I don't think this cream is meant to be "brushed" into a lather. At the last moment, I decided to experiment. A few days ago I bought a bottle of Glycerin to try using with soap pucks, but I didn't want to wait another day or two to use it and I thought, "What the heck? Let's try a few drops with this cream." I'm glad I did. Using my Marvy boar brush, I was able to build a fine, creamy lather with just a few drops and a quarter size amount of cream (see photo attached). When I applied it to my face it was soft, and slick and thick. I don't know if it was because of the Glycerin or simply brushing the lather on, this time I could really feel the menthol in this cream. In the past, when I've used it, applying by hand only I couldn't feel any menthol. Anyway, I also did a head shave today as well. While I had enough creamy lather for 3 passes on my face shave.... by the time I was finished with my face what was left in the bowl had dissipated so much, I had to add more cream and Glycerin to make another batch of lather. Overall, it was a great shave! I hope the same for all of you this week! Dan
9/25/2017 Jamie's Night Shave - Menthol Monday. 1. PAA ICE pre shave soap. 2. Palmolive Mentholated Shave cream. 3. Semogue 740 badger. 4. Schick Type E - NOS Kmart Blade. 5. Thayers eXtra Cooool after shave witch hazel. 6. OSAGE RUB!! 7. PAA Frost byte aftershave.
I found one of the brushes by it's self. Though vintage, it was little used because it still had a paper backed gold foil sticker attached. I didn't take it for a lather. It went straight into a box of goodies along with a beige glass OS mug that I shipped to John @Sparrow. He said Old Spice gear is very rare in Japan.