I need to practice on my honing of the blades. Seeing as I don't have any stones it's not easy. Other than that I actually enjoyed it a lot.Quite an fascinating arrayment, Michael. Did you like the Wilkinson?
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I need to practice on my honing of the blades. Seeing as I don't have any stones it's not easy. Other than that I actually enjoyed it a lot.Quite an fascinating arrayment, Michael. Did you like the Wilkinson?
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@ram57 - Man that Spoiler at 28 shaves is a workhorse! Is the cashmere knot as luxurious a its name indicates?
@Smooth Steve - You marvelous low angle gives a great illusion, Steve. Excellent placement of the R41.
Thank Ron. I think it was the best shave of the week. I just "dig" Dirt. Great stuff.That is a sweet picture, Steve!
Thought I could make it to 30 shaves but major dropoff in quality from 27 to 28 so retired the blade. Quite a run and so far have had six Spoiler blades make it to at least 22 quality shaves. First time using the Cashmere knot and yes, it is very luxurious on the face, softest I've come across so far in synthetics.
Great to be Green!
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@skypsyd - Quite an eye-catching composition, Dave. Really like your Paladin shave pics this week.
Welcome to SOTD, Aaron. Nice review you gave of the Country Heart soap.
I have become a huge fan of lord blades, green , blue and white packs....
@shm - Love the close-in shot, Søren. The photo has a very intense feel.
@Clint64 - Since I doubt I'll ever get a Wolfman I just might get a variation on your brush, Clint.
Ron, the Trader Joe's shave cream is surprisingly good. Very rich lather, mild scent. If they sold it as a stand alone product I think it would do quite well.