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San Diego, Cal., USA
This shaving gel came with the Feather SamraiEdge razor (see my review of the razor here: https://damnfineshave.com/thread-what-ra...#pid140061) The Feather HiSHAVE Moist Gel is brushless, as you might expect considering that it came with a cartridge razor. Unlike most gels sold in the United States, it is totally clear. One has to be careful not to squeeze out too much from the tube as it's not as easy to see in one's palm as are colored gels or white foams. I found the gel quite slick and a little went a long way. However, here again, it is not easy to see on the face thus making it difficult to see the parts of one's face and neck that have already been shaved. That being said, the slickness of the gel made for a very smooth comfortable shave. I had no irritation post shave and the gel rinsed clean from the razor.
It can be purchased on Amazon for US$8.22 including free shipping but is sent from Japan so it may take up to three weeks to arrive. While it is good as far as these type of brushless gels go, for me it is not worth the cost and wait compared to a can of Edge gel or Barbasol foam that I can pick up almost anywhere here in the U.S.
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It can be purchased on Amazon for US$8.22 including free shipping but is sent from Japan so it may take up to three weeks to arrive. While it is good as far as these type of brushless gels go, for me it is not worth the cost and wait compared to a can of Edge gel or Barbasol foam that I can pick up almost anywhere here in the U.S.
Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Brisa de Oriente (Eufros) cardamom & vanilla
If black pepper is the king of all the spices, then cardamom is his queen. Sweet, warm, and pungent, cardamom is used all over the world. Indians put a handful in their curries, Scandinavians sprinkle it in their pastries, and Arabs brew it with their coffee. Together with nutmeg, it makes up the backbone of my favorite spice blend, garam masala. Cardamom is also one of the most expensive spices, outpriced only by saffron and vanilla.
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Mühle R89 Grande • Feather (3) • Shea butter • CRSW Colonia Mediterrania lotion • 4.9
If black pepper is the king of all the spices, then cardamom is his queen. Sweet, warm, and pungent, cardamom is used all over the world. Indians put a handful in their curries, Scandinavians sprinkle it in their pastries, and Arabs brew it with their coffee. Together with nutmeg, it makes up the backbone of my favorite spice blend, garam masala. Cardamom is also one of the most expensive spices, outpriced only by saffron and vanilla.
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Mühle R89 Grande • Feather (3) • Shea butter • CRSW Colonia Mediterrania lotion • 4.9
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