Well, I'm back...
Well, I'm back...
After a too long hiatus, I'm back to join in the fun.. (Life got in the way of online stufffor a while.. amazing how one can miss that.)..
So, time to catch up on stuff here..In my absence, I dsicovererd L"Occitane,mixed soap/cream lathering, really bad Chinese DE blades, and a $12.00 straight that sucked at first, and the fact that I like incens-ey fragrences...Did I miss much?
Cheers
Harold
So, time to catch up on stuff here..In my absence, I dsicovererd L"Occitane,mixed soap/cream lathering, really bad Chinese DE blades, and a $12.00 straight that sucked at first, and the fact that I like incens-ey fragrences...Did I miss much?
Cheers
Harold
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Hi Harold -
I remember you, but it's hard to believe that it has been a year and a half since your last post!
During that time Edwin Jagger and Muhle razors, which share a new head, have become very popular. Two very expensive razors have shown up and made their presence known: the Feather All Stainless from Japan and the PILS from Germany.
There have been some two-banded limited edition brushes from Simpson and boar brushes have become more popular. There are some new very inexpensive badger brushes from China that are developing a following.
We have some new artisan soaps that are actually traditional hard soaps, some even based on tallow!
That's what occurs to me for the moment.
Welcome back!
- Murray
I remember you, but it's hard to believe that it has been a year and a half since your last post!
During that time Edwin Jagger and Muhle razors, which share a new head, have become very popular. Two very expensive razors have shown up and made their presence known: the Feather All Stainless from Japan and the PILS from Germany.
There have been some two-banded limited edition brushes from Simpson and boar brushes have become more popular. There are some new very inexpensive badger brushes from China that are developing a following.
We have some new artisan soaps that are actually traditional hard soaps, some even based on tallow!
That's what occurs to me for the moment.
Welcome back!
- Murray
Hey Harold -- welcome back. I tried to exhume myself from SMF a couple of years back, but was unsuccessful Not that I tried too terribly hard at it......
What else has changed???? Lemme see -- Chris, Squire and Gordon are considered the 'sages' of the forum, I hold the opinion that MWF is THE best lathering product on the planet. We all love to provide advise to newbies. The list goes on and on. So -- I guess in the final analysis not a lot has changed.
What else has changed???? Lemme see -- Chris, Squire and Gordon are considered the 'sages' of the forum, I hold the opinion that MWF is THE best lathering product on the planet. We all love to provide advise to newbies. The list goes on and on. So -- I guess in the final analysis not a lot has changed.
A "M-E-R-K-U-R"HAC wrote:Thanks All.. Good to be back..
So.. I guess the next thing is to figure out what new razor or such I should acquire to celebrate!
Cheers
Harold
Pick one
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hi harold, welcome home. so what kind of razor are you using now? as mentioned ,,the edwin jagger de 89L is a sweetheart. just a tad milder than an HD but very smooth and fprgiving with great quality
Gil
futur/EJ357/ gillette redtip
iridium ,blue IP
thater, shavemac.anchorset/tgn,sr3226
dirty bird
and a prayer
futur/EJ357/ gillette redtip
iridium ,blue IP
thater, shavemac.anchorset/tgn,sr3226
dirty bird
and a prayer
Currently I'm stuck on the EJ Chatsworth (horn) with gold plated head, and my Merkur 12C.. I do have a vintage Shick injector that gets a call once in a while. and there is a Tech and a Slim (although they don't work on my face near as well as the Merkur/EJ) in there as well.Been toying with the idea of a Progress as the next one.. Current shave soap is C7E Sienna, with a nice stash of Proaso creams and soap under the sink.gil3591 wrote:hi harold, welcome home. so what kind of razor are you using now? as mentioned ,,the edwin jagger de 89L is a sweetheart. just a tad milder than an HD but very smooth and fprgiving with great quality
Perhaps I'll see if I can flip the Gillettes for a progress. Might also try an Se, if I can find a good one.. And maybe 2011 will be the year I really try a straight seriously.
Cheers
Harold