What soap/cream did you use today?

Thursday, January 13

Grooming Department
Mallard Earl Grey Gelato

C U all tomorrow



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Fougère Friday
LJdJ Spanish Fern

Very herbal and medicinal.... Bouki Master would like I think. The base is just rwally niiiiice.

C U all tomorrow

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Chiseled Face / Ghost Town Barber

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Tallow & Steel Sicily

"Inspired by our time touring the island, this fresh, classic aroma starts with a citrus blend from essential oils produced on the island: lemon, blood orange, and petitgrain, and is joined by bergamot from nearby Calabria. The citrus accord is accompanied by an herbal blend of Italian rosemary, and a unique lavender grown high in the Italian Alps."

The vikings, savage warriors, would be outraged by their descendants inclination to comfort and well-being.

PAA Kiritimati CK-6

Cade (L’Occitane en Provence) sweet juniper
Shave 15 ・ 108 g left

Today marks 125 consecutive shaves, a humble accomplishment compared to some, yet for me, a novel achievement. What’s even more impressive? Two weeks without any inflammation. I've long been affected by pestering abrasion. I’ve found a remedy in simply limiting myself to one pass going with the grain. And to reduce the strain on my face, all lathers are prepared on my palm. I cannot promise a flawless close cut each day, but the Henson AL13 does its job well, taking off the hair and leaving the flesh behind. Of course, a grand soap such as Cade keeps the skin plump and mends any minor nicks. And doesn’t it just smell like all that’s best in a piñon-juniper forest on a warm summer’s morning.

(I should note that this is an old puck, dating from around 2017. It still smelled good and woody back then.)
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Razor Henson AL13 Black ・ Blade Astra ・ Brush PAA Amber Aerolite ・ Hoard 17,088 g (⇣20,931 g)