SOTD Feb. 19 - Feb. 25

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stanmog
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Thursday:

A hurried picture last night, but a great leisurely shave this morning.

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Regards,
Stan
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GregCavi
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Terrible shave today :(

Schick Injector - shick
C&E sweet almond
C&E best
Gillette new improved - feather (final pass)
Thayers lemon WH
Corn Huskers
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Nitrox
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Thursday

Merkur Futur razor
Wilkinson Sword blade
Rooney medium style 1 super brush
Trumper's Limes shave soap
Thayers lavender witch hazel
Proraso AS

One of the best shaves lately.
Bruno

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shave every day and you'll always look keen."
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Trumper's Limes shave soap
I'm green with envy :wink:

merkur / merkur
shavemac 177
tabac

Clive
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Thursday:

Vulfix 2233
Mitchell's Wool Fat
'58 Super Speed
Derby blade (#5)
Witch hazel
Pinaud Clubman AS

Apparently a few centimetres of snow is now enough to screw up traffic so I didn't have much time this morning.
- Tim -
"You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains."
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Gillette HD Rocket/Israeli
SMFIII
Trumper's Violets soap
Lucky Tiger ASB/toner
Trumper's Wellington EDC

Yep - I broke out of the AC routine. Applying what I'd learned from using the AC for the last couple of months to shaving with the DE gave me one of the best shaves I've ever achieved.
Give us the luxuries, and we will forgo the necessities.
Give a man a fire, he'll be warm for a day.
Set a man on fire, he'll be toasty for the rest of his life.
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Post by Bob »

Thursday:

Gillette '58 TV Super Speed / Gillette "Swede"
Taylor OBS Rose Shave Cream
Thayer's Rose Witch Hazel
Penhaligon's Hammam Bouquet

Fantastic shave today.

Greg, sorry you had such a bad one. What was the problem? The Schick?
--Bob--
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Simpson’s T2 Super
C&E Sandalwood soap
First pass: Sensor Excel
Second pass: Feather AC
Floris Santal

The SOTD is called AC murdering Sensor, Tulip watching

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Goosemeplease wrote:Image
Nice matching set... :D
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Post by Coche_y_bondhu »

Hello Richard in Canada,

I like the "man in motion" perspective actually. It adds the "human" touch to otherwise inanimate objects. I say, "Carry On!"

Jim, beautiful black and gold motif.

For me, a humble setup of SCS New Spice soap and B&B Cologne.

Cheers,
Richard in TX

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Post by bernards66 »

Thursday:

Gillette HD Rocket & Swedish Gillette blade
Simpson Polo #8 Best
T&H Lime shave cream
D R Harris's Pink A/S
Penhaligon's Lime cologne

I dug the T&H Lime cream out of the back of the closet, I'd half forgotten that I had the pot. It's beginning to get a little overly...a....firm....so, I'm thinking that I better make more use of it, or lose what remains. I've always gotten a good shave with this stuff, and while I prefer the scent of the Coate's, the Truefitts is still nice, if a little different.
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Gordon, that Penhaligon's lime cologne popped off the page at me. I'm guessing that it's no longer made, or that I must go to their shop in London and say the secret password to get it?
--Bob--
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Coche_y_bondhu wrote:
For me, a humble setup of SCS New Spice soap and B&B Cologne.

Cheers,
Richard in TX

Richard--

Is that the good ol "Badger and Bristle Mix" from Caswell Massey?? If so, I used that brush for years. Still have it. Maybe I should give it a spin.
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rustyblade wrote:Image
Richard, are those Wilks (UK) or (German)? I thought the ones in the white were German, because they are available here locally. The ones at blademail have black covering with white letter and are suppose to be UKs.
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Post by Coche_y_bondhu »

Hello Scott,

Yes, that is the badger and bristle special from C-M. It really works well on all soaps. It would be really superb if they made it in a larger size.

Cheers,
Richard in Texas
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nodaktim wrote:
Richard, are those Wilks (UK) or (German)? I thought the ones in the white were German, because they are available here locally. The ones at blademail have black covering with white letter and are suppose to be UKs.
UK's and good they are.
Richard
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Post by bernards66 »

Bob, ( chuckle ) I thought you might notice that. It's no longer made. Penhaligons had a range they called "English Classics", which included the Lime, an Eau de Cologne, and my all time favourite Lavender Water for gents. The Penhaligon's Lime is something like the T&H, only more lime, and less other things. It's also quite long lasting for a true lime men's cologne.
Regards,
Gordon
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Post by Nitrox »

rustyblade wrote:
nodaktim wrote:
Richard, are those Wilks (UK) or (German)? I thought the ones in the white were German, because they are available here locally. The ones at blademail have black covering with white letter and are suppose to be UKs.
UK's and good they are.
Yep, ordered me another 100 yesterday. :D
Bruno

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shave every day and you'll always look keen."
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