SOS: September 2020.

Discussion in 'Shower or Shave of the Day' started by Boojum1, Aug 31, 2020.

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  1. jgreenepa

    jgreenepa Nasal Barbarian

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    SOTD SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 2020


    RAZOR: Riga Razor 7/8 (Mug), RazoRock SS Hawk V3 (Dome)
    BLADE: Feather Super
    PREP: Cold water rinse followed by Argan Oil
    BRUSH: Alpha Shaving T-400 Tribute w/ 26mm Two Band Badger Ferrule
    SOAP: Mitchell’s Wool Fat
    POSTSHAVE: Cold water wash with brush squeezings followed by Humphreys Lilac WH and Osage Rub. Finished with Alt-Innsbruck and A&E Post-Shave Serum.
     
  2. palmolive fox

    palmolive fox The British Birdman

    :thanks:
     
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  3. celestino

    celestino Friendly Neighborhood Wetshaver

    :)
     
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  4. AlfredoT

    AlfredoT Well-Known Member

    Splendid picture in a fascinating ambience!
     
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  5. Tdmsu

    Tdmsu Well-Known Member

    Thank you!
     
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  6. AlfredoT

    AlfredoT Well-Known Member

    I cannot understand scent notes: is it similar to any other soap?
     
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  7. AlfredoT

    AlfredoT Well-Known Member


    :thanks:
     
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  8. AlfredoT

    AlfredoT Well-Known Member

    :ashamed001:
     
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  9. Paul Turner

    Paul Turner outside the quote(s) now

    Monday's Shave Arsenal:

    Same as today, but for:

    Brush-Stoylin 26" Pro-Handle Synth

    Let's hope the Stoylin provides stronger lather over my nasty cut area. Course I hope my TECHNIQUE there improves, too.
     
  10. brit

    brit in a box

    menthol monday
    brit/french market new lc/148 cap/rfb handle
    platinum
    ds cosmetics tuxedo
    proraso green
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  11. Str8on2

    Str8on2 Well-Known Member

    Thank you, amigo.... :thanks:
     
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  12. Str8on2

    Str8on2 Well-Known Member

    Awesome looking set up...... :happy096:
     
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  13. Str8on2

    Str8on2 Well-Known Member

    Fantastic looking gear & pics, Gents.... :eatdrink047:
     
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  14. jluc

    jluc smelling pretty

    Thanks, Gus!

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  15. 120inna55

    120inna55 Well-Known Member

    Thank you.

    Cyril R. Salter French Vetiver is close, but cannot compete in terms of depth. 322 is not just Haitian vetiver, but it's certainly dominant. There is a rich, bloody, merlot-esque black currant that really separates 322 from other dark earthy vetiver products.
     
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  16. 120inna55

    120inna55 Well-Known Member

    Thank you, sir.
     
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  17. MrDaniel's

    MrDaniel's Well-Known Member

    Thanks!
     
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  18. BBS

    BBS Well-Known Member

    Shake Sharp mk1.5, Bic Chrome Platinum, shave 5
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    This time I used a shim to stiffen the blade, blade first the shim on top. This razor like the mk2 shimmed is all business and becomes very efficient and non chatty unlike without a shim. Frankly I don't know if there is much difference between the mk1.5 and mk2 Shake Sharps when shimmed even though each has a vastly different amount of blade exposure. End result a BBS finished achieved.

    To reiterate the difference between a mk1.0 and 1.5 is the cap is removable on the 1.0 and 1.5 it is hinged, both share the same bakelite style handle. The 2.0 is all metal, has a different blade exposure and different locking mechanism for the cap from the mk1.x razor.
     
  19. jmudrick

    jmudrick Type A Man

    There are subtle differences between the plates on the 1.0 and 1.5, at least on mine, one difference being the taller posts on the 1.0.

    What you are referring to as blade exposure is more properly called cap span (if I get your meaning).

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  20. BBS

    BBS Well-Known Member

    It is exposure just the blade is more parallel to the shave plane. I doubt it makes that much difference since the angle you hold the razor at will largely but not entirely negate the extra exposure.
     
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