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Lather - post up your favorite brush with a head of lather
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https:// www. tabac-original .com / index.php?id=78&lang=en
Like that, but get rid of the spaces.
Like that, but get rid of the spaces.
This? I think it's right.
PAA Solstice
Yaqi 24mm Silvertip Badger
Yaqi 24mm Silvertip Badger
I know it doesn't look too great, but it's one of the better lathers I've made. I'm still new to wetshaving, a little over a year, and I only started to get better lathers consistently in the past month.
Apologies about the picture being sideways. Not sure how to change the orientation.
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TcheonFungSing Tabacum
Dscosmestic 26mm Badger
Timeless lather bowl
Dscosmestic 26mm Badger
Timeless lather bowl
Loving my first scuttle. Tabac never disappoints!
I'm new to wet-shaving and Santa brought me a GP scuttle (and the same silvertip you have there).
...few things in life rival that warm lather on a cold winter morning.
Is it okay to get the bottoms wet? I use it in the shower (have a large stone seat in there to set it on, so no real direct contact with the water...until I rinse it out), but wondering if constant exposure to the wet will prematurely wear it out (not glazed like the rest or whatever you call it). The same with my shavebowl...what I would call 'unfinished' bottom.
My only exposure to clay was making ashtrays and pipes in high school, so thought I should ask.
Some Modern Williams Love;
I'm new to wet-shaving and Santa brought me a GP scuttle (and the same silvertip you have there).
...few things in life rival that warm lather on a cold winter morning.
Is it okay to get the bottoms wet? I use it in the shower (have a large stone seat in there to set it on, so no real direct contact with the water...until I rinse it out), but wondering if constant exposure to the wet will prematurely wear it out (not glazed like the rest or whatever you call it). The same with my shavebowl...what I would call 'unfinished' bottom.
My only exposure to clay was making ashtrays and pipes in high school, so thought I should ask.
That is a good question and I do not know. I use my scuttle on the counter by the sink so I don't think the bottom sees too much water. I think the level of porosity of clay depends on how it is molded and how it is fired. I bet you could shoot GP an e-mail and ask. If it is not waterproofed I also bet you could use a waterproofing compound on that bottom surface. Again GP could probably provide some guidance on that.
I posted this image in another thread a couple of days before this thread was started.
The brush is RazoRock Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush.
The soap is Dove shea butter with coconut oil added.
The bowl is Steve Mutz Hopi/Tewa.
On the road lather porn...
Proraso Green
Nubs bowl
Yaqi24mm Purple Mink Synthetic
Proraso Green
Nubs bowl
Yaqi24mm Purple Mink Synthetic
Lather with Yaqi 26mm Tuxedo and Body Shop Maca Root cream after a 3 pass shave.
On the road lather porn...
Edwin Jagger Limes & Pomegranate
Nubs bowl
Yaqi24mm Purple Mink Synthetic
Edwin Jagger Limes & Pomegranate
Nubs bowl
Yaqi24mm Purple Mink Synthetic
Yesterday's Derby Soap Shave;
Today's Proraso Red Shave;
Today's Proraso Red Shave;
Craving Shaving brush w/ Body Shop Maca Root Shave cream
Some Proraso Wood and Spice;
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Sorry about the mess. Consider this amateur porn, lol. Neither my photography, housekeeping, nor my lathering technique are anywhere near where I want them.
Ugh, I am a mess all around today. The brush is an Omega 10066 boar and the soap is Haslinger Schafmilch.
Some Vintage Colgate Mug Soap
