Well today was Tech Tuesday, so I swung away from my beloved SE's this morning, but my evening shave will be this:
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~ Arley
• Slant Evangelist • Menthol Addict • Mergress/Progress Lover • Restored Brush Enthusiast •
It really makes me wonder why I thought no one was making SE razors any longer back in the 1950s-60s, and I thought I had to choose between DEs, electrics, and Injectors only. No, I never for a moment considered a straight then, nor will I do so now.
Kiwi
Today was my Wilkinson Sword Empire #10 with Wedge blade. CO Bigelow cream/VDH Soap/Shave Secret super lather applied with my E&J Black Badger brush. After shave was witch hazel followed by L'oreal for Men face moisturizer and finished of with Catherine Herrera 212.
- Proud to be a LOSER-
1912 Ever Ready with Ted Pella GEM coated SS blade.
Razorock Classic with a Vie-Long brush.
Alum, witch hazel, Nivea balm and a burn that didn't last as long as my last DE Feather burn.....
Tony, Steward In the Mess Hall. Part time cook, full time bottle washer.
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Old Scottish saying. There's nae hair sae tough it cannae be sliced in twain by a metal blade.
GI 2013. Tempt me not.
or me it was my Ever Ready 1914, With a GEM PTFE SS blade, Creamo Cream, Alum Block, t.n Dickinson's witch hazel and some good Proraso Pre/Post Shave Cream, Loved it :o)
Im just having fun :o)
1912 EverReady, GEM PTFE coated blade, Omega Pro 49 boar.
Uberlather of Razorock Third Eye and Nancy Boy Blossomwood.
Alum block, Proraso liquid cream AS.
~Kevin~ member, Brotherhood of the Open Comb (BOTOC)
I was afraid posting a pic would do this. I am sworn to secrecy until I find another in case I drop this little jewel. Porcelain barber cup- fill the chamber with hot water like a scuttle, then make your lather in the other chamber that has the cross-hatching in the bottom that you can barely see under the Duke. I tend to face-lather, so I primarily just set my brush in there to stay warm for pass #2.
-Jeff-
I just used my Gem MM-CP, with a Gem Blue Star blade, Honey Bee's "Ye Olde barber Shop" soap, and a new Tweezerman badger brush. Maybe too much new, but the shave was great, and the scent is captivating. I decided not to dilute it for awhile, and just gave myself a cool water rinse for now.
Kiwi
MMOC with a Walgreen's stainless steel blade.
Brian | Rumple-smooth-skin
1912 Ever Ready with Ted Pella GEM coated SS blade.
Arko with a touch of KMF Mint with a Vie-Long brush.
Alum, witch hazel, Nivea balm and a slight irritation because I went over yesterday's.
DFS
Happy bunny
Tony, Steward In the Mess Hall. Part time cook, full time bottle washer.
B&B is made possible by contributions from members like you. Please give early and often.
Old Scottish saying. There's nae hair sae tough it cannae be sliced in twain by a metal blade.
GI 2013. Tempt me not.
GEM 1912 Loaded with a Ted Pella group buy blade
An überlather of VDH and KMF
Alum
Gillette Cool Water AS
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~ Arley
• Slant Evangelist • Menthol Addict • Mergress/Progress Lover • Restored Brush Enthusiast •
Ever ready 1924... Ted Pella group buy blade
BOTOC Brother
I was in a rush to the office so I was not able to report on the quality of the shave.
I had a few raspberries this morning, one under lip above my goatee, one above my lip and one on jaw line. Probably the third shave with the Ted Pellas that I had some minor issues. Not sure if I should be hand stroping these blades or not.
~ Arley
• Slant Evangelist • Menthol Addict • Mergress/Progress Lover • Restored Brush Enthusiast •
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