Wee Scot
La Toja
Tech/ Voskhod
AV Ice Blue
Geir Ness
La Toja
Tech/ Voskhod
AV Ice Blue
Geir Ness
It has mediocre performance. I remember it being better. The lather was thick but it wasn't dense. It seemed light. I believe this affected the protection. I tried loading more, but it didn't help. To be fair, I just finished an extended period of using Valobra Cologne. I may have been spoiled by that great soap.
Late night shave.....
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1. Futur with Voshkod (nice and smooth)
2. VDH luxury shave soap & shave mug (works nicely, thank you)
3. WSP Black Badger brush
4. UrbanXY pre-shave oil
5. Dr. Carvers Shave balm
6. Canoe AS (oh yeah!)
Have a great evening Gents.... And Happy Holidays! And to you Sir Ron, what can be said that hasn't been said already? Have a wonderful and blessed Holiday season. And may this thread continue with great photos and treats for all to enjoy. You are the MAN!
@Smooth Steve - Quite a zesty looking shave, Steve. Like the lemons.
@Smooth Steve - The ugly sweater is a great backdrop for your shave, Steve. Like the intruding cat's paw. I keep thinking about giving one of the Booster aftershaves a try.
Thanks, Ron. And that was a cool looking brush you had yesterday!
I am one of those Arko fans - love the lemons - artificial or real!
I never tried Booster until this Mosswood. I went with Joe's recommendation at the Italian Barber. The scent is great. It reminds me of the barber shop when I was a kid. It just don't last long, but it works well. I'd buy it again for sure. Definitely worth trying and mixing in the den.
Steve
The cream is very nice. It got great protection and glide and I like the scent too - hard to describe as it doesn't have a particular fragrance, but very nice and "round".
It is actually quite hard and would do well in a tin.
How do you like the Darkfall?
I love my L&L soaps. I have the Trismegistus and just ordered the TSM Fougere. They, along with Barrister and Mann and Mike's Naturals they are my favorite artisan soaps.
@skypsyd - Like your presentation immensely, Dave. The lying and propped elements provide an interesting perspective. Love the brush!
@Dagwoodz - Nice bloom on the Stirling, Josh. How did you like the Stella Alpina soap and aftershave?
@CaptainGreybeard - Two in a row is hard to beat! I need to try that Valobra cream.
Thank you Ron for your comments. And yes, I do like my WSP black badger. I have 3 badgers, the WSP black, Hibco pure and a VDH best. And I prefer the WSP out of the 3. For me it strikes a good balance between a good broken in boar brush, like my Semogue 1305, yet it still has a good softness and scrithiness that gets me a good lather from any soap I use. A little on the small side. But she gets it done quite well. I look forward to getting a Silvertip from WSP. I have an eye out for 2 of their brushes, the "Duchess", and the "Earl". They look magnificent and luxurious. My only problem is getting them past the misses. She's a pistol I tell ya.
Friday was true to form: excellence wherever I looked. Stunning photographs and illuminating depictions of the daily ritual we hold so dear.
Thank you, gentlemen, for your exceptional contributions in pictures and words. All are appreciated.
@skypsyd - Like your presentation immensely, Dave. The lying and propped elements provide an interesting perspective. Love the brush!
@Thalasos - Excellent close-in vertical. Vibrant colors. Beautiful razor.
@Mostho - Two fine photos, Stefano, both with a misty soft focus and a dominant color theme. Nicely done.
@carm-gs - Like this askew layout. Quite attractive. Neat brush handle. What razor did you use?
@Clint64 - Lovely close up. Fine commentary. The Calypso is a very attractive razor.
@CaptainGreybeard - Two in a row is hard to beat! I need to try that Valobra cream.
@UngerWoo - Really quite an attractive design to your layout.
@Cash_Stronomer - This is a dark beauty: the stark razor and partly shadowed brush, the cracked wooden rest with a touch of green, the angular piece in the near background, and a pervasive, deep brooding tone.
@Dagwoodz - Nice bloom on the Stirling, Josh. How did you like the Stella Alpina soap and aftershave?
@cmh737 - What an attractive picture, Chris. Nicely composed. The backdrop color is perfect.
@caus24 - Neat photo. Love your blade rest. Nice looking shave!
@Doug57 - Fine setup, Doug. Like the varied background.
@lindyhop66 - A very appealing photo. Spot on lighting.
@shm - Another classy photo, Søren. After being haunted by the prancing horses in your SOTDs I'm now the proud owner of bottles of both the red and the black!
@cruise_bone - Sorry about the shave. At least you got a good photo out of it! Love the close arrangement, severe cropping, and bowl placement.
@doc47 - Handsome layout, Dan. Always love to see Florida Water.
@SCshaver - Excellent low angle shot. The elements indicate a great shave. Good luck with your Wolfman adventure. Hope you find the key; I've only heard raves about the razor.
@blexa - Quite an eye-catcher! That Wolf Whiskers is a gem; love the swirling.
@Bobcat - What was the Sweendy Todd like, Bob? I don't think I've see it before.
@azwetshaver - A fetching overhead pic, Gabe.
@jmudrick - Comely close up. Hope you got a good shave from the Shake Sharp.
@PACO GALAN - Wonderful alignment of your elements. I use plate 6 on my Rockwell 6s also. It's my favorite DE now.
@xxlpack - I like the overlay of your listing onto the photo. It's another aspect of the image
@sarimento1 - A striking close up, Murray. The lighting and colors give the photo warmth and it almost glows.
@ram57 - Arresting photo of a interesting shave. Great looking scuttle. How did you like the Schick C2?
@samlark - Marvelous high angle shot of a fine array, Sammy. How did the soap perform?
@EzraCobb - Jamie, the wash of light simulates age on the photo as if it were taken when the razor and after shave were new, the illusion of which is enhanced by the film frame.
@CT23 - Another exceptional photo, Chris. The lighting is so perfect and the setting is gorgeous.
@Hanover - Neat display, Mark. The Vorpal is a beauty!
@Peter_A - Good to see you back, Peter. The ATT looks quite distinctive with that handle. How do you like the Cade cream?
@sandstone - Striking b&w, Phil. Love the shadowing in the lower portion of the photo.
@Smooth Steve - Talk about a moody picture. The play of light and shadows is captivating. Like the subtle coloration.
@GlazedBoker - Nice looking set up, Gus. I don't have a black badger brush and I keep meaning to pick one up. Do you like the WSP brush? I have two WSPs, a best badger and silver tip.
Time for me to shuffle off to bed, gents. Be seeing you....
Friday was true to form: excellence wherever I looked. Stunning photographs and illuminating depictions of the daily ritual we hold so dear.
Thank you, gentlemen, for your exceptional contributions in pictures and words. All are appreciated.
@Hanover - Neat display, Mark. The Vorpal is a beauty!
@shm - Another classy photo, Søren. After being haunted by the prancing horses in your SOTDs I'm now the proud owner of bottles of both the red and the black!