SoS: February 22, 2016 - February 28, 2016

I actually just ordered 120 Russian blade variety pack yesterday. I've seen them used alot and wanted to try them. $11 shipped was good enough for me .

 

No shave for me today as I woke up feeling like I went 12 rounds with Tyson in his prime.

 

February 27 SOTD:

WD High Mountain Badger 30 mm
Kiss My Face Lavender SC
Damascus Razor (?)
Stirling Unscented PSB
The Veg

 

Sorry to hear that. I hope you get to feeling better soon.

 

@Norcalnewb how is the KMF lavender? I have been trying to decide between it and mint. Thanks

 

Thanks! Here's hoping it's just one of those 24 hour colds as I just got over the flu a few weeks ago and don't want to deal with that again.

 

It is the only KMF product, and it is very lightly scented. The performance is great, though.

 

Take 2,000 mgs of vitamin C until you feel better it will cut it short. Feel better buddy.

 

They are really good blade imo. This is the best deal i found so far..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-RAPIRA-...980168?hash=item2806b16248:g:vdkAAOSwHnFV4Kyb

 

Injectors and SE razors can take over your life....be careful young man....

 

February 27

Weber PH
Feather (3)
Kent BK4 silvertip badger
Arko
Unrefined shea butter and Fine Platinum

Two passes and near BBS results, which is a great way to start the weekend. Have a sensational Saturday!

 

Most studies show that no amount of Vitamin C can shorten the life of a cold. But it is helpful in overall cold resistance, just not much good when the cold is already in your system

 

Careful is my middle name..... Not really, it's James. And I'm usually a little reckless, but I'll be alright.

 

Its a double take every time I see a Route 66 sample.....

 

You sound like me last summer when I got my first Schick (type I). im afraid to count how many I currently have.....

 

I'm going to disagree with you, studies show vitamin C increases your bodies immunal system therefore allowing it to fight an already existing cold with the end result being a shortened duration.

 

Maybe newer studies? Haven't researched it recently. But I remember reading articles (in peer reviewed journals) that it does increase immune system function, which you would think would correlate to a shorter cold, but last I read, despite this, on average test subjects' colds didn't have any statistically significant changes

 

Can you believe in this day and age with all the medical and technological advances we have, that we still cannot cure the common cold!?! Amazing

 

Sounds crazy doesn't it? Something that is so common. I'm baffled by it. But the cold is a very resilient little bugger. Constantly changing, so even if there were a cure it would only work for a limited time. Which could eventually be sorted out (similar to how flu shots change every season)