SOTD : Saturday 17th - Friday 23rd November 2018.



Prep: Valobra Glycerlanolina soap, Myrsol Emulsion
Brush: Semogue Owners Club Boar
Soap: Saponificio Varesino Stella Alpina
Razor: Pils 101NE
Blade: Vintage NOS Gillette Bleue Extra (4)
Post: CRSW Alcohol-Free American Barbershop Moisturising Aftershave
Scent: Acca Kappa 1869 EdP

Glorious three pass shave - so comfortable and luxurious :).
 
Tuesday 20th November

Squadron Red Lead
RazoRock 400
Rockwell 6C R4
Vintage Schick blade (7) ((and counting))
Lynx Dark Temptation Aftershave

The Schick blade is still going strong and not showing signs of dulling at all, perhaps a little smoother than the previous use.
Red Lead is a pleasure to use. I don't think it could be improved on. ( @TomG )
G'day @Paul L - happy that you are enjoying the gear, Mate :). And I also find that the vintage blades often seem to get a little smoother with use - they just keep on keeping on.
 
SOTD:21/11/18
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Razor: RazoRock Game Changer/Barbaros Levend Handle
Brush: Maseto Shaving Beehive 30mm
Blade: Israeli Personna
Soap: Calani Malabar
Post: Calani Malabar Aftershave Balm.


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21st Nov
Prep: Hot face wash Nivea Sensitive face wash
Pre: EAD pre shave cream
Soap: Proraso White
Brush: Yaqi 28mm Tux
Bowl: Timeless
Razor: New Wilkinson Sword TTO
Blade: Polsilver (3)
Post: Hot rinse alum cold rinse
AS: Brut
ASB: Wickham Russian Leather sample ( I've never washed anything of my face so fast must be something in the Wickham Balms that i'm allergic to:() / Nivea Sensitive Cooling

Apart from me being allergic to Wickham Balms the shave went very well the razor performed very well and the blade is still going strong
 
21 November

PreShave: Warm water
Cream: D R Harris Arlington
Brush: Kent BK8
Bowl: My recycled cream bowl
Razor: The Sledgehammer (Merkur 39C)
Blade Feather (5)
Post Shave: Alum

Fragrance: None—a work day

The Arlington cream has been my travel cream which I use with my travel gear (eShave travel brush—face lather, Merkur 34C, and alum afterwards). It works well with that setup, but I've never tried it with my home tools. It worked well, and will be added to the home rotation.

Although 4 is the usual number of shaves I use a blade for, I'll try to push the Feather for a few more. It seemed sharp and smooth today as it was yesterday. I'll use it again tomorrow, and perhaps Friday—to go for 7.
 
Pre: Warm water splash
Brush: Omega 20102 Boar
Soap: Noble Otter Barrbarr
Razor: Karve CB with D plate
Blade: Gillette Nacet
Post: Warm then cold water rinse, Myrsol Blue ASL

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The Christopher Bradley is possibly the best value for money razor out there and I include the wonderful Fatip Picollo in that statement.
Happy Shaving one and all.
 
Date: 22 November 2018

Pre-shave:- Cold Water straight from the tap
Brush:- Platypus P&C LE 2017 26mm Manchurian White
Soap/Cream:- Tabac
Bowl/Scuttle:- Captain's Choice
Razor/Blade:- Gillette Red Tip E1 1959 / Vintage NOS England Wilkinson Sword #5
Post-shave:- Thayers Witch Hazel & Tea Tree Oil / Lucky Tiger Aftershave & Face Tonic
Fragrance:- Dolce&Gabbana Pour Homme
 
21/11/18

Brush - Omega 80265
Soap - Cella
Razor - Yaqi DOC
Blade - Gillette Wilkinson Sword (12)
Post - Witch Hazel
Balm - Nivea Cooling
Splash - Ben's Bay Rum Mentholated

I'm approaching the end of the 50g sample of Cella I bought from ShaveDash a while back. To begin with I preferred the varieties of Vitos to it but I'm coming to appreciate Cella to be equal if not better than the Vitos croaps.
 
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