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Lyrt
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Simpson’s Tulip 2 Super
C&E Sienna Soap
Gillette Sensor Excel
C&E Sienna ASB

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nodaktim
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Ravi,

Your back...did you see the thread about you being MIA?
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fallingwickets
Clive the Thumb
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slant / merkur
shavemac 410
trumpers sandalwood

fusion
btl Vulfix
mwf

Clive
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nodaktim
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Lyrt,

I must say...I am still in shock that you not only bought a new sensor excel, but you in fact used it. :shock:
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Lyrt
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nodaktim wrote:Lyrt,

I must say...I am still in shock that you not only bought a new sensor excel, but you in fact used it. :shock:
I'm currently typing the experience.
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rustyblade
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Post by rustyblade »

Lyrt wrote:Simpson’s Tulip 2 Super
C&E Sienna Soap
Gillette Sensor Excel
C&E Sienna ASB

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OMG, Where can I get one of those razors?!?! :shock:
Richard
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nodaktim
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rustyblade wrote:OMG, Where can I get one of those razors?!?! :shock:
Apparently from Lyrt... :lol:

I don't think he wants it anymore... :D

Richard are you considering a 'sensor revisit'... :twisted:




I know...I know..it was just sarcasm... :D
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"Always do right. That will gratify some of the people, and astonish the rest." - Mark Twain
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rustyblade
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Post by rustyblade »

nodaktim wrote:
rustyblade wrote:OMG, Where can I get one of those razors?!?! :shock:
Apparently from Lyrt... :lol:

I don't think he wants it anymore... :D

Richard are you considering a 'sensor revisit'... :twisted:




I know...I know..it was just sarcasm... :D
That is a good macro shot actually because now I can see how the first blade lifts and the second one cuts. It makes so much sense now.
Richard
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nodaktim
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rustyblade wrote:That is a good macro shot actually because now I can see how the first blade lifts and the second one cuts. It makes so much sense now.
By all means have at it then Richard...May I inherit your Japanese-Feather AC then...seeing as you don't want it anymore :twisted: :wink:
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Lyrt
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rustyblade wrote: That is a good macro shot actually because now I can see how the first blade lifts and the second one cuts. It makes so much sense now.
Well, if you go that way, you could argue the plastic strips cut the hair, the first blade dodges it, and the second blade peels the skin.
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nodaktim
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Lyrt wrote:
rustyblade wrote: That is a good macro shot actually because now I can see how the first blade lifts and the second one cuts. It makes so much sense now.
Well, if you go that way, you could argue the plastic strips cut the hair, the first blade dodges it, and the second blade peels the skin.
:lol: :lol: HAHAHA... :lol: :lol: I tell 'ya...this forum just cracks me up...
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rustyblade
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Second and probably the last of the "Man in Motion" series.
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Lyrt
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Post by Lyrt »

Wow, there’s a kind of The Messiah effect with your hand glowing like that. No doubt you aren’t the Messiah as you’re far closer shaven.
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Well, if you go that way, you could argue the plastic strips cut the hair, the first blade dodges it, and the second blade peels the skin.
Now that was funny!

Wed Night:
Shower.. featuring Nivea Extra Gentle face wash and Aussie conditioner
C&E Best Badger
Nancy Boy Signature shave cream
'59 Superspeed
Swedish Gillette blade
SCS Aged Leather ASM

Wonderful shave
Steve
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jrgroucho
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Location: Ann Arbor, MI

Post by jrgroucho »

Wednesday night:

'56 SS/English Wilkinson Did two reduction passes with this and it was just too aggressive. I may have gotten a bum blade as the first shave with this combo was also harsh.
Palmolive Lather
SMF III
T&C with English Gillette/Derby
Thayers Rose Petal
SCS Savory Rose A/S Milk
Coral Skin Food

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bernards66
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Post by bernards66 »

Wednesday:

Gillette HD Rocket & Swedish Gillette blade
Simpson Tulip #3
T&H Luxury hard shaving soap
D R Harris's Pink A/S
D R Harris's Traditional Cologne

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Mike_gman
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Location: Pittsburgh, Pa.

Thursday Morning Shave

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Shower:
SCS - Drop of Citrus shower gel
Min Shampoo

Shave:
Merkur HD with new Feather - Wow... a little aggresive today.
QEDman Rose Geranium Shave Stick
Warm then cool water rinse
Men's Science Post Shave Repair spray - very sooting
Billy Jealousy Shaved Ice ASB
Baxter's moisturizer
SCS - Bay Rum EDC

Overall... not a bad shave. My face feels a little sore. This is my first go with the HD/Feather combo. That blade may be a little too sharp for that razor, but seems to work beautifully in my Progress razor.
As with all of us.... we keep experimenting to find perfection. The fun part of shaving.

Have a great day.
Mikey
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ScottS
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Post by ScottS »

Proraso Pre
SMFIII
Rivivage
Mennen's Skin Bracer

Revivage is the closest shaving soap I own.
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Mike R
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Post by Mike R »

Wednesday:

Brush: B&B Silvertip
Razor: Merkur Slant
Blade: Derby
Cream: T&H Sandalwood
A/S: Proraso Liquid Cream
Cologne: Musgo Real Spiced Citrus

Mike
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reggiano
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Location: Greater NYC Metropolitan Regional Area

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Thursday!

70's Rooney
40's Rocket w/Swede
Yardley English Lavender Shaving Soap
Thayer's Lavender WH
Coral Skin Food
Creed Green Irish Tweed EdT
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