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SE SOTD- What was your tool of choice today?

The Kiwi

The Kiwi

It really makes me wonder why I thought no one was making SE razors any longer back in the 1950s-60s, and I thought I had to choose between DEs, electrics, and Injectors only. No, I never for a moment considered a straight then, nor will I do so now.
 
stvince71

stvince71

Today was my Wilkinson Sword Empire #10 with Wedge blade. CO Bigelow cream/VDH Soap/Shave Secret super lather applied with my E&J Black Badger brush. After shave was witch hazel followed by L'oreal for Men face moisturizer and finished of with Catherine Herrera 212.
 
Haggises

Haggises

1912 Ever Ready with Ted Pella GEM coated SS blade.
Razorock Classic with a Vie-Long brush.
Alum, witch hazel, Nivea balm and a burn that didn't last as long as my last DE Feather burn.....
 
ERVARGASNY

ERVARGASNY

or me it was my Ever Ready 1914, With a GEM PTFE SS blade, Creamo Cream, Alum Block, t.n Dickinson's witch hazel and some good Proraso Pre/Post Shave Cream, Loved it :eek:)
 
kpg102

kpg102

1912 EverReady, GEM PTFE coated blade, Omega Pro 49 boar.
Uberlather of Razorock Third Eye and Nancy Boy Blossomwood.
Alum block, Proraso liquid cream AS.
 
shanman

shanman

retturn2blades said:
Maybe I'm moving off topic but...that's a great mug (scuttle?). Can you tell me about it? Where you got it? How to use it? Etc.
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I was afraid posting a pic would do this. I am sworn to secrecy until I find another in case I drop this little jewel. Porcelain barber cup- fill the chamber with hot water like a scuttle, then make your lather in the other chamber that has the cross-hatching in the bottom that you can barely see under the Duke. I tend to face-lather, so I primarily just set my brush in there to stay warm for pass #2.
 
The Kiwi

The Kiwi

I just used my Gem MM-CP, with a Gem Blue Star blade, Honey Bee's "Ye Olde barber Shop" soap, and a new Tweezerman badger brush. Maybe too much new, but the shave was great, and the scent is captivating. I decided not to dilute it for awhile, and just gave myself a cool water rinse for now.
 
Haggises

Haggises

1912 Ever Ready with Ted Pella GEM coated SS blade.
Arko with a touch of KMF Mint with a Vie-Long brush.
Alum, witch hazel, Nivea balm and a slight irritation because I went over yesterday's.

DFS
Happy bunny

 
Azarius

Azarius

Daniel Plainview said:
GEM 1912 Loaded with a Ted Pella group buy blade
An überlather of VDH and KMF
Alum
Gillette Cool Water AS
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I was in a rush to the office so I was not able to report on the quality of the shave.

I had a few raspberries this morning, one under lip above my goatee, one above my lip and one on jaw line. Probably the third shave with the Ted Pellas that I had some minor issues. Not sure if I should be hand stroping these blades or not.
 
onefallinghope

onefallinghope

Daniel Plainview said:
I was in a rush to the office so I was not able to report on the quality of the shave.

I had a few raspberries this morning, one under lip above my goatee, one above my lip and one on jaw line. Probably the third shave with the Ted Pellas that I had some minor issues. Not sure if I should be hand stroping these blades or not.
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I dont strop them at all and I have been getting irritation free DFS-BBS shaves each time.
 
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