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(06-26-2024, 01:54 AM)TommyCarioca Wrote:Agreed, Tommy! Probably the richest, deepest woods scent I've come across. I think it's the addition of the frankincense that gives it that character.(06-26-2024, 01:49 AM)Nero Wrote: Declaration Grooming - Confluence (Milksteak)Good reach Neroli. I am still hopeful they will do this one again!
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Williamsburg, KY
Wednesday June 26, 2024
Razor: Gillette Nacet Razor
Blade: Nacet
Brush: Turn N Shave Teal&Copper/Ftip V3 Badger
Soap: Williams Tonsorial
AS : Witch Hazel + Williams Aqua Velva
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 2,058
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Razor: Gillette Nacet Razor
Blade: Nacet
Brush: Turn N Shave Teal&Copper/Ftip V3 Badger
Soap: Williams Tonsorial
AS : Witch Hazel + Williams Aqua Velva
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 2,058
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Peachtree City, GA
(06-25-2024, 09:52 PM)Bouki Wrote: Shave MD (Ethos) ginger ale
Shave 2
Today I went easy on the water, aiming for a thick, cushioning lather. It came out buttery smooth and dense, like sour cream. I was also aiming for a slick lather, which usually means adding more water. But Frank says to improve the slip of his F-base soaps, you need to spare the water and instead do a lot of painting. Taking his advice, I built the lather on my palm, working the brush steadily back and forth until I could feel it growing slicker between my fingers. It took a while, but I could sense the lather changing from stodgy to slick. A few more drops of water brought up the sheen. I rubbed the lather from my palm deep into my face, then added a top coat of glistening lather from the brush. Glorious, good shaving!
No burn after the scraping either. I attribute that former fiery sensation to a combination of using a new razor and overwatering the lather. Seems that I was riding the bar with the razor. That was efficient but ultimately painful. And at the same time I was diluting the lather’s cushion. Double whammy. Now, everything is fine since I found my angle and started using a drier brush.
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Have always preferred the cushion of denser lathers
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