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A very Christmas aroma shave themed 'Wedgie!'
On 1st May 1759 the British entreneur Josiah Wedgwood founded his now famous company in his quest to manufacture small porcelain containers for shaving soaps. It wasn't until 1859 that they changed the company name to 'Josiah Wedgwood and sons Ltd'. By which time I thought he might have been dead or if miraculously alive totally incapable of fathering children. He also invented Wedging. Much to the dismay and discomfort of his sons.
Y fronts - Razorock Hawk V3
Trunks - Feather Super Professional
Hipsters - Razorock 400
Briefs - Boellis Panama
Budgie smugglers - Floris Santal
Today was that day to break out the Christmas cake sized brick of Boellis Panama and somehow contain it something more manageable than a cardboard box. God bless Wedgwood trinket boxes. A bit of a squash, but suffice if not a little extravagent. The remainder went in a small cheap tin with a lid for @Rob998 because it is all he is worth. And better than the used Wilkinson Sword container I had in mind. I am not that bloody cheap.
More important shave with the bloody stuff. More marzipan scent than marzipan and like an upmarket Cella. I will say though the lather is real first class. A creamy silky texture which performs superbly. Glide, residual glide and the whole after shave feeling. But.... I am not so sure about the scent. Not only is it not that dissimilar to a small block of Xmas cake you end up smelling like one. The Santal managed to straightened that side out adding a bit more of an acceptable edge to it all. Overall though a wonderful shave and the Boellis did a most fantastic job of being soapy.
No, no, I didn't trump
Be well everyone and remember to keep your underpants within the confines of your trousers.
Ah well. It is time for the only bit of this SOTD worthy of any attention. It is the Japanese girly moment with Hagane
On 1st May 1759 the British entreneur Josiah Wedgwood founded his now famous company in his quest to manufacture small porcelain containers for shaving soaps. It wasn't until 1859 that they changed the company name to 'Josiah Wedgwood and sons Ltd'. By which time I thought he might have been dead or if miraculously alive totally incapable of fathering children. He also invented Wedging. Much to the dismay and discomfort of his sons.
Y fronts - Razorock Hawk V3
Trunks - Feather Super Professional
Hipsters - Razorock 400
Briefs - Boellis Panama
Budgie smugglers - Floris Santal
Today was that day to break out the Christmas cake sized brick of Boellis Panama and somehow contain it something more manageable than a cardboard box. God bless Wedgwood trinket boxes. A bit of a squash, but suffice if not a little extravagent. The remainder went in a small cheap tin with a lid for @Rob998 because it is all he is worth. And better than the used Wilkinson Sword container I had in mind. I am not that bloody cheap.
More important shave with the bloody stuff. More marzipan scent than marzipan and like an upmarket Cella. I will say though the lather is real first class. A creamy silky texture which performs superbly. Glide, residual glide and the whole after shave feeling. But.... I am not so sure about the scent. Not only is it not that dissimilar to a small block of Xmas cake you end up smelling like one. The Santal managed to straightened that side out adding a bit more of an acceptable edge to it all. Overall though a wonderful shave and the Boellis did a most fantastic job of being soapy.
Be well everyone and remember to keep your underpants within the confines of your trousers.
Ah well. It is time for the only bit of this SOTD worthy of any attention. It is the Japanese girly moment with Hagane
