SOTD "Autumn" Theme Week 22-28 September 2014

Nick_O said:

So yesterday was my birthday but I was so busy I didn't have any time to enjoy myself. Today is only slightly different. I had a couple hours to myself before I go back to work. And would you know it, I found my shaving nirvana. And is either unattainable or I can Jane it every Monday if I so choose. Depending on how much money I wanna spend.
Ya see, my nirvana is old spice mug soap, Rapira PL, my 72 (birth year) black beauty, and finished with a splash of vintage old spice AS.Click here to view quoted image.

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hitemfrank said:

Oh my! Great picture celestino. Is that a new brush?

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witeq said:

Another beautiful photos that have stolen my heart!

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hitemfrank said:

Oh my! Great picture celestino. Is that a new brush?

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witeq said:

Another beautiful photos that have stolen my heart!









@mkiraly thanks for the answer to my question about the Merkur 45 Bakelite!

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hitemfrank said:

MWF - Semogue 610 - 5/8 Benz - Lynx Africa AS

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witeq said:

SOTD 2014-09-23

Muhle R41+KAI Stainless/Palmolive Cream/Semogue 830/Old Spice Original AS

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shm said:

Tuesday

Horn bowl ¤ Victoria Silvertip ¤ Gillette G2000 + Red Personna
Proraso cream, blue ¤ Proraso ASB, blue ¤ Ferrari Passion EDT

Have a nice day, Gentlemen

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lindyhop66 said:

Iberia 14
H.I.S. brush
Stirling Glacial soap
Barrister & Mann Vetyver Santal soap
Malizia Uomo EdT
Musgo Real balm


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ram57 said:

Razor: Gem MMOC
Blade: Gem PTFE SS (D6)
Brush24mm Super Badger bulb w H2 Handle
Bowl: Georgetown G12
Pre Shave Soap: MRGLO Lime
Pre Shave Oil: Homemade Rosemary Mint
Shave Soap: Tabula Rasa Koriander Bergamotte
Post: Monster Alum Block
Aftershave: Speick


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mcdig said:

S.O.T.D ~ Tuesday, SEptember 23, 2014

Cold Shower with Neutrogena Face Wash
Schick Adjustable M-1
Schick Blade
B&B Omega Essential Boar Gold Leaf
Barrister and Mann SS - Bay Rum
Alum Block
Thayer's Cucumber Witch Hazel w Aloe
Barrister and Mann Kyovu - Bay Rum

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Tallapoc said:

23-9-2014


Water and soap :: Myrsol, emulsión :: Palmolive :: Morris & Forndran :: Gillette 16, astra :: Myrsol, plastic shave


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noahpictures said:

Shave Read Pre Shave Lemon Essential Oil
Ever Ready 200 TGNFF 24mm badger brush
Irisch Moos soap stick
Filarmonica 13 Sub Cero JMP straight razor
Floid Blue aftershave
Habit Rouge EDT
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fram773 said:

Razor: Schick I1 Injector
Blade: Personna PTFE
Brush: GDCarrington custom ACE silvertip badger
Lather: MWF
Post: Pinaud

I didn't have high hopes for this shave since I was getting pasty lather from the ACE and though I've never had any problems with MWF, I thought maybe it was because they were using floppy badgers and not synthetics. Well it looks like my concern was unfounded. This is my third shave using a silvertip badger brush, this time I let gravity do the work of getting rid of the water. It had an unthinkable amount of water I thought. Well it was just what it needed. I had no trouble at all lathering MWF- it was just as easy to lather as ever and there was no pasty lather this time.

This brush is like a cloud and I like that unlike the synthetics no lather runs down my forearm or on the handle since the water retention is so good. Also the heat retention is very good and I predict it will be my winter brush for that reason. Things I don't like: it is floppy (compared to boars and synthetics), it requires more loading time

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PACO GALAN said:

Shaved September 23

PRE: L'Occitane Cade Oil

KNIFE: Reviewer Prima Solingen 6-8

BRUSH: @ The Druid ES customized in heather mounted 21 mm silvertip

SOAP: Soap Juniper L'Occitane

FOAM: Joint and comfort foam

POST: Floid Blue and emulsion Massimo Dutti

Premiere of this knife that moment I did not hurry and everything that should only have been through the leather and I think it could be better.

For all three passes and some touch on the neck that is where I have not gotten the hurry.

Soap Juniper with its special oil is fabulous getting a very good glide, its aroma makes peculiar to known Juniper.

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Chrisarelli said:

Proraso White Pre | Simpson Tulip 2 | Mike's Rose and Cedarwood | RR Slab | Rose of Bulgaria

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Nick_O said:

So yesterday was my birthday but I was so busy I didn't have any time to enjoy myself. Today is only slightly different. I had a couple hours to myself before I go back to work. And would you know it, I found my shaving nirvana. And is either unattainable or I can Jane it every Monday if I so choose. Depending on how much money I wanna spend.
Ya see, my nirvana is old spice mug soap, Rapira PL, my 72 (birth year) black beauty, and finished with a splash of vintage old spice AS.Click here to view quoted image.

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celestino said:

* Wonderful photos, gentlemen! [emoji106]

































* Happy Birthday, once again, Nick! [emoji106]

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sarimento1 said:

SOTD, Tuesday morning, September 23rd, 2014

Celebrating first full day of autumn along the Taylor River in Colorado
Shower + Neutrogena glycerin soap face lather and rinse
DR Harris Windsor shave soap
Rubberset 200 with restored badger knot
Feather AC DX folder + ProGuard blade
Gillette ball end tech + VdH blade
Cool washcloth rinse
Truefitt & Hill limes aftershave

After rains over the weekend, all the aspens and cottonwoods seemed to explode at once!






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