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Arrowhead said:I don't know that it does compare closely with anything else Ivan. The first shave (with the Fermarud) was a bit unfair because that's a rather twitchy razor for me at the best of times which I haven't really got used to, but the Lindsay is a dependable plodder which never throws any surprises, but last night's shave was far from relaxing. I didn't feel that I was getting any protection from the lather worth speaking of, and truth to tell, not a great deal of glide either. My usual favourites are Wool Fat, Cella, Nanny's of course, sometimes Tabac and Creightons creams: all of them work far better for me. I haven't seen the promo: surely you don't mean to say that he used the obsidian with Bluebeards? If so, hats off - his technique must be phenomenal.SiR-ed8 said:Andy,
I how does BlueBeards compare to other soaps/cream in your rotation? Have you seen that promo with Mike Cook ( shaved with obsidian stone awhile back ) and Bluebeards'?
SiR-ed8 said:Wring 3x. 5min 23. 6 pass. Rework 1, 2, 4, 5. Texture of cream was hard kept falling off while trying to work in lather. 2min in lather formed.
Post-shave smooth as can be sans moisturiser.
Chris said:Today was the second outing for my Semogue Owners Club brush, I’d tried to break it in a little prior to using it with 4 or 5 test lathers, so it’s had a little use but it’s no where near broken in yet. It’s also the messiest brush I own, next to my New Forest brushes it’s looks like an unkempt wild child that’s had a couple of seriously heavy nights. I love the handle though, and even in it’s per-broken in stage it’s showing great potential.
Fido said:Works just great in the mini casserole dish.
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