SOTD November 6-12
- rustyblade
- Shaving Paparazzo
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- Joined: Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:27 pm
- Location: Ontario
- wenestvedt
- Posts: 1981
- Joined: Wed Jun 28, 2006 5:37 pm
- Location: Rhode Island
Ahhhh, Sunday:
- Merkur HD/w Feather blade (note to self: new blade tomorrow for the new week)
- C&E Almond Oil cream
Since I was told to take the first shower (unusual for me), when I rinsed my lather mug out I dumped all the lilac-smelling lather into the shower. :7)
No cologne today since I made pesto after church. And yes, rubbing your garlic-y hands on the stainless steel sink does make the smell go away!
- Merkur HD/w Feather blade (note to self: new blade tomorrow for the new week)
- C&E Almond Oil cream
Since I was told to take the first shower (unusual for me), when I rinsed my lather mug out I dumped all the lilac-smelling lather into the shower. :7)
No cologne today since I made pesto after church. And yes, rubbing your garlic-y hands on the stainless steel sink does make the smell go away!
Sunday:
Vulfix 2233
Col Conk Bay Rum shave soap
Merkur HD with Derby blade
Witch hazel
Nivea Sensitive ASB
I'm still working on getting the hang of lathering with the soap. It was a little thin today.
I got a great shave with the Derby blade, which is good because I was starting to think that I was only going to get superior shaves with the Feathers.
Vulfix 2233
Col Conk Bay Rum shave soap
Merkur HD with Derby blade
Witch hazel
Nivea Sensitive ASB
I'm still working on getting the hang of lathering with the soap. It was a little thin today.
I got a great shave with the Derby blade, which is good because I was starting to think that I was only going to get superior shaves with the Feathers.
- Tim -
"You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains."
"You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains."
- Bargepole
- Beam me up Scotty
- Posts: 2350
- Joined: Thu Jun 15, 2006 1:07 pm
- Location: Cambridge, England
Sunday
El Slanto + Tesco
QED sandalwood
Plisson HMW, the sort which don't last & I was a sucker to buy
Floris Santal balm
Trumper Sandalwood cologne
Lustau East India Solera sherry (Fino & Pedro Ximenez aged together for a year)... oops, wrong forum
El Slanto + Tesco
QED sandalwood
Plisson HMW, the sort which don't last & I was a sucker to buy
Floris Santal balm
Trumper Sandalwood cologne
Lustau East India Solera sherry (Fino & Pedro Ximenez aged together for a year)... oops, wrong forum
Michael
People say it's never too late. How wrong they are. --Felix Dennis
People say it's never too late. How wrong they are. --Felix Dennis
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- Duke of Silvertip!
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- Joined: Sun Feb 27, 2005 1:02 pm
Sunday:
Gillette '40s Superspeed & Israeli Personna blade
D R Harris's H3 Best Badger
Trumper's Violet shave cream ( yeah, Bob, me too )
D R Harris's A/S Milk ( old version )
Trumpers Wild Fern ( from the splash bottle, damn it! )
Note: This is about the 'mildest' set-up that I use. The heavier old style English creams, like the Trumpers, or Coate's, work well for me, but stuff like Nancy Boy or T&H UC just have too much cushion for my taste. The Israeli blades are excellent, IMO, but not quite so sharp as the UK Gillettes, or even the Tescos. Very nice shave, very comfortable and pleasant, and just about as close, really, as the somewhat more 'aggressive' combinations that I also use.
Gordon
Gillette '40s Superspeed & Israeli Personna blade
D R Harris's H3 Best Badger
Trumper's Violet shave cream ( yeah, Bob, me too )
D R Harris's A/S Milk ( old version )
Trumpers Wild Fern ( from the splash bottle, damn it! )
Note: This is about the 'mildest' set-up that I use. The heavier old style English creams, like the Trumpers, or Coate's, work well for me, but stuff like Nancy Boy or T&H UC just have too much cushion for my taste. The Israeli blades are excellent, IMO, but not quite so sharp as the UK Gillettes, or even the Tescos. Very nice shave, very comfortable and pleasant, and just about as close, really, as the somewhat more 'aggressive' combinations that I also use.
Gordon