What soap/cream did you use today?

Aion Skincare - Vetiver  ( Maxima 2023 base ) - A luxurious, creamy lather provides excellent protection. Vetiver has become one of my favorite scents. Entire experience very enjoyable

Friday February 23, 2024
Razor: Paradigm Salient
Blade: Wizamet
Brush: Sorrentino Orange Crush/ Cashmere
Soap: Declaration Grooming B-Cubed
AS : Witch Hazel + Chatillon Lux Blackberry Blossom Bay
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1,934

Thor's Day, February 22, MMXXIV
Stirling's Sharp Dressed Man



The scent is a knock-off of Green Irish Tweed. I used to like it, but now I'm tiring of it. It irritates my skin a wee bit too.
The base is perfectly fine though. 

The Sudsy Soapery - Twisted Rose (Beef Tallow)



Tried out some blades I have not used in a decade, and they felt exactly how I remembered: like a serrated kitchen knife.



Hopefully they smooth out on the next shave. Considering how they feel on the first shave, I bet I've never even attempted a second shave out of one.

Shave MD (Ethos) ginger ale
Shave 1

Yes, this is a soap you could use for days, weeks, months on end. It’s bright, clean, cheery and just plain fun. To me it smells like 7•Up mixed with ginger ale. I love it. I also added a few drops of Koolada for a regal chill. I’ve had a lot of great shaves lately, but this one takes the cake.
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Brush Plisson Heritage Bordeaux High Mountain White synthetic (23) ・ Razor Blackland Vector Ti (107) ・ Blade Feather ProGuard (1) ・ Hoard 214 soaps ・ 530 consecutive shaves

   

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Tried out some blades I have not used in a decade, and they felt exactly how I remembered: like a serrated kitchen knife.



Hopefully they smooth out on the next shave. Considering how they feel on the first shave, I bet I've never even attempted a second shave out of one.

How about "corking" them?

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Tried out some blades I have not used in a decade, and they felt exactly how I remembered: like a serrated kitchen knife.



Hopefully they smooth out on the next shave. Considering how they feel on the first shave, I bet I've never even attempted a second shave out of one.

How about "corking" them?

It crossed my mind on the first stroke. Never do that but might for new blades if the second shave is more comfy.

Stirling Sandalwood

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