Neutrogena face scrub
WWII era Gillette Tech
Gillette 7'oclock Super Platinum blues (1st shave)
Tweezerman
Kiss My Face Key Lime
Alum Block
Nivea Energy AS
Nivea for Men ASB
Prep: Tepid Water Shower, Brush soaking in hot water Razor: 1965 Gillette Slim Adjustable, dialed to 9 Blade: SuperMax Super Platinum Brush: 1950's Stanley Flat Top Badger Brush Soap: TSD Sandalwood Cream: TSD Wheat Cream Sandalwood AS: British Sterling Post: Cold Water Rinse, Naturally Fresh Alum, Second Rinse, Double Splash Of Aftershave.
For the longest time I put down my TTO's as I was getting better shaves with other razors. I must admit that I have fallen back in love with my Slim Adjustable, so much so, that I really look forward to using it. Two passes on my face, three on neck with some light buffing and I have a shave that Cary Grant would be envious over.
I have become almost a Product Evangelist for the the TSD Wheat Cream and Soap. Lather on this brush was made with about 10 swirls of soap, a dap of cream, and less than a teaspoon of water. I only worked it for about 45 seconds before taking this picture, the stuff just explodes in the bowl.
Greaves & Sons Full Wedge (1840's)
Aqua Velva Musk
Alum Block
Large green porcelain coffee mug
Country Uncle Badger Brush (24mm)
La Toja Sensitive Cream