#1
New to this forum, but not to wet shaving. Hi everyone.
#2

Just Here for the Shaves
Williamsburg, KY
Welcome to DFS zora

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#3
Hello and welcome Zora. Can you tell us something about the products you like to use?
#4

Member
gone to Carolina in my mind
Hi zora. Welcome to the forum.
Technique Trumps Tools
Skin Care Trumps Skin Repair

Be Cool, be Kind, and be Well
--  Mike --
#5

Posting Freak
Canada
Welcome.  Happy2

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#6

Super Moderator
San Diego, Cal., USA
Welcome to DFS and enjoy your stay. Smile
#7

It's sharp and it cuts. I like it...
Northeast, USA
Welcome aboard amigo. Great to have you here....
#8
Great to have you with us!
#9
I have been wetshaving for many years(with what are considered vintage hardware and classic soaps/creams) but in the last decade I began to experiment with new/different hardware and software.

I have settled on synthetic brushes (mostly custom like Rudy Vey, but also Muhle STF’s and others), Captain’s Choice and Cayuen bowls, Ti razors (Timeless and Aylesworth) and Vintage Gillettes (Old Type/pre-war Tech’s/RFB’s), mix of Artisan (Dr Jon’s/Caties/PAA/Ethos) and classic (Speick/La Toja/Old Spice/Volabra/Palmolive stick/Wilky stick) soaps, mix of creams (palmolive/speick/la toja/polish), mostly vintage blades (polsilver, spoilers, P74, English London Bridge, plus platinum, etc), mix of old school aftershaves and newer balms.

I like PIF’ing stuff to newbies, and trading with other enthusiasts/collectors.

Jim

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