SOS: August 2018

Discussion in 'Shower or Shave of the Day' started by Boojum1, Jul 31, 2018.

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  1. Douglas Carey

    Douglas Carey Wildman

    The Wolfman with Darwin Ti is stunning amigo.
     
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  2. Robyflexx

    Robyflexx Broke the Like button

    Beautiful photo Jim! :)
     
  3. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    Terrific picture, Doug!
     
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  4. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    Beautiful picture, Mark!
     
  5. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    Thank you, Roby!
     
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  6. Douglas Carey

    Douglas Carey Wildman

    :thanks: Jim. :eatdrink047:
     
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  7. Tim Spencer

    Tim Spencer Well-Known Member

  8. clint64

    clint64 Blind Squirrel

    August 8, 2018
    General
    Feather Super Pro
    ATG LE Shavemac D01 Flat Top
    Soapy Science Lollipop Citrus
    Myrsol Agua de Limón

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  9. theFAT98

    theFAT98 Well-Known Member

    Razor... Gillette black beauty
    Blade... astra sp
    Brush... wolf whiskers synthetic
    Soap... wickham club cola
    Splash... stirling lemon chill
    Aftershave... stirling lemon chill balm[​IMG]

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  10. DaltonGang

    DaltonGang Ol' Itchy Whiskers

    Tonight's shave was a surprise. I grabbed one, blindly, out of the "Mug Full of Razors", and this one popped up. I had a super smooth 2 pass shave, like a hot knife through butter, that left me BBS. Great razor, and well worth their reputation.

    Razor- Otto Deutsche's Hans
    Brush- JR #262 Birdseye Maple/Ebony, with WD Silvertip Badger.
    Soap- Arko/Sandalwood scented
    Aftershave- Shulton Old Spice. The Admiral Decanter

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  11. Smooth Steve

    Smooth Steve Well-Known Member

    08/08/18 Shave of the Day
    Face Wash with Disney Resorts H2O+ Sea Salt Facial Soap
    Crown King Alt-Eleven Shampoo & Conditioner Bar- w/ Prickly Pear, Neem Honey & Yucca Root
    Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements CUBE Mentholated Preshave Soap
    Maggard Razors Made in Michigan Lilac Artisan Shave Soap
    RazoRock Rosso Corsa F-400 XXL 34MM Noir Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush
    Creative Flame Pottery Stoneware Shaving Scuttle
    Wolfman WR1-DC .61mm Gap Light Blue Anodized Ti Razor with WRH7 Ti Handle
    Bolzano Superinox Blade - 3rd Shave
    RazoRock Alum Block
    Thayers Cucumber Witch Hazel Toner
    Stetson Original Aftershave
    The Sudsy Soapery 100% All Natural Rose & Black Pepper Creamy Aftershave Balm
    The Sudsy Soapery 100% Natural Rain Deodorant

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  12. SHAVEWIZARD420

    SHAVEWIZARD420 Well-Known Member


    That is one nice Wolfman razor you got there Steve! Would you say it's mild or more on the agrees I've side?
     
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  13. Smooth Steve

    Smooth Steve Well-Known Member

    Hey Bob, nice set-up. I really like your brush.
    Steve
     
  14. Smooth Steve

    Smooth Steve Well-Known Member

    Thank you. I really like it. Even at the standard .61 gap, I would say the blue Ti is more aggressive then their .74 OC SS razor. I think because it is so light, it is easier to apply some pressure, making it feel more aggressive. There is more blade feel. It is really a completely different feeling razor from the SS version. If I had to pick one, I think I am currently more biased to the SS, just because it is a tad smoother and more forgiving. The tiny polished SS fingers on the open comb also have somewhat of a massaging type feeling on the face, also enhancing the shave just a bit. Both are great shavers. I would say the Ti is towards the aggressive side while the SS is just about middle of the road even with the gap suggesting the opposite.
    Steve
     
  15. Brickman301

    Brickman301 Well-Known Member

    08/07’s shave
    Gold dollar razor
    Barbasol shaving cream
    Synthetic brush
    VIBR aftershave
    3pass BBS
    I also used Barbasol body wash in the shower. [​IMG]


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  16. Boojum1

    Boojum1 Valet Parking Available Here

    Thanks Jim! thumbsup.gif
     
  17. celestino

    celestino Friendly Neighborhood Wetshaver

    8 August 2018

    * Blackbird Polished SB 101
    * Wizamet Iridium Super
    * Maseto Shaving XD 2-Band + Oscar11 Amber Barbeiro
    * Jabonman/Eufros Tobacco
    * Unrefined Shea Butter
    * Bergamot/Vetiver EO


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  18. NCoxSTL

    NCoxSTL AAACK!

    Adjustable (Arko) Anything Goes and whatever else we decide AUGUST!!!!

    August 7


    Razor - Soviet Consul (9)
    Blade - [​IMG] (7)
    Soap - Oleo Soapworks El Caballero
    Brush - Stirling Two Banded Synthetic
    Post - Alum

    Tonight's shave finishes off a full week on the same Personna 74 blade. And, it also features the third adjustable razor of the month. From the scariest gap of any of my adjustables, the 6 on the Qshave, I brought it down to the 9 setting on the Soviet Consul. A Consul on 9 is still quite a bit more aggressive than a Gillette on 9, so I'm working my way back down the line. I figured I'd give this blade the biggest challenges back to back.

    El Caballero soap for the lather along with the Stirling brush. I was doing a bit of research on the soap and discovered that Oleo Soapworks uses two different bases for their shaving soaps. The Canard base features Duck Fat as the main fatty ingredient for saponification. The vegan base lacks any animal product, obviously. The tub that I have that was a gift from @Douglas Carey is the vegan base. I'm going to have to order in a tub of the Canard base soap to compare. This version is definitely slick, protective, and not at all a bad choice. The scent is a cross between bay rum and men's cologne (that's Oleo's description) and is very nice. I've never had any issues with its performance either.

    Only one problem tonight. One minor nick along my goatee near my chin. This is a problem that surfaces occasionally and I think I discovered the cause. I tend to stand the razor on its corner just a bit as I work around my goatee onto my neck. The nature of the nick matches a corner puncture wound very nicely, so it's just a technique error I occasionally make. I never feel it. Just notice the spot of blood.

    Two passes, touch ups. Smooth blade. Seriously - 7 shaves and it hasn't tried to tug or drag at all. And that's in three different razors and several different soaps. The quest for the lifespan of this blade continues. Oh, and the finish? Yeah. Baby in the house smooth. Like clockwork. It's almost boring. Now, I need to knock on some wood to avoid slicing my nose off tomorrow from saying that.

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  19. MR41

    MR41 Well-Known Member

  20. TestDepth

    TestDepth Well-Known Member

    Razor: Landers, Frary & Clark... a very nimble 5/8” razor
    Brush: Envy Shaves Luxury Silvertip in a WD Goblet
    Soap: Stirling Piacenza
    A/S: Razorock XXX
    What a sports car of a razor... truly a blast to use!
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    Enjoy your shave!
    Tom
     
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