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ankerbart

Veteran
Razor: The razor shown is a placeholder, as the razor actually used is still an unreleased prototype and therefore still confidential.

Blade: Gillette Perma-Sharp, #3

Shaving Brush: RasurKult “Fangorn Relic” - Manzanita / Hybrid, 26mm 2-band Manchurian badger, bulb shape

Shaving Soap / Shaving Cream: Ethos Grooming Essentials Midori Collection Sakura

After-shave lotion / splash: Tüff Rasierwasser Nr. 1 Sensitiv

After-shave balm: Ethos Grooming Essentials Midori Collection Sakura Skin Food Lotion

Booster: Ethos Grooming Essentials Skin Care Collection Derma Boost Rejuvenating Elixir

Eau de Toilette: Mozz Unisex perfume similar to Gucci Oud, a scent twin of Gucci Oud

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Tonyschin

Pogonotomist
09/08/26
Pre - Shower
Brush - Silver Birch Brushes - Cocobolo 26mm Silvertip (MAX)
Soap - OSP Orange and Patchouli
Razor - 6/8 Koraat B-II Near wedge - Cocobolo
Edge - Tony'schin
Post - Cold water Rinse
Balm - Tonyschin's E45 / Argan oil Sandalwood and Jasmine Balm
A/S - OSP Orange and Patchouli
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A very nice bit of Sunday Str8 sink time, i completed my 2 pass shave routine with some touch-up here and there for an excellent, close, no error finish with the Koraat. Its not the keenest edge i have put on a razor but boy it is smooth on the skin.
I did a bit of lead training with Taff this morning and he did very well.
Enjoy your Sunday all.
 

Johnny Bravo

Love Guru to the stars.
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9 August 2026
Overall Rating: ★★★★★ (Epic Shave!)
Smoothness: ★★★★★ (BBS Perfection)
Irritation: ★☆☆☆☆ (Zero Burn)

Time of Day: Afternoon 🌤
Blade Uses: 1
Passes: 2

Razor: Above The Tie S1 Slant Slant SB
Blade: Personna Platinum
Soap: Saponificio Varesino 80th Anniversary
Brush: Simpson Polo 10 Sovereign fibre.
Aftershave: Saponificio Varesino 80th Anniversary
Aftershave 2: Saponificio Varesino 80th Anniversary edt
 

Ron191

Forum GOD!
Hi Ron,

Can I ask why the thunderstorms mean you have to put your shower on hold? I live in the UK so completely different weather here.

thanks
Mark
I've lived in two houses that were struck by lightning on a fairly regular basis. My grandmother's house had a metal kitchen sink. Every time the lightning would hit close you could hear it pop and crack in the sink. No one went near any plumbing during a storm. Avoiding showers cost nothing and being in the way of a lightning strike can cost you everything. I hope that explains things.
 
I've lived in two houses that were struck by lightning on a fairly regular basis. My grandmother's house had a metal kitchen sink. Every time the lightning would hit close you could hear it pop and crack in the sink. No one went near any plumbing during a storm. Avoiding showers cost nothing and being in the way of a lightning strike can cost you everything. I hope that explains things.
Was literally discussing this with the wife a few days ago. No idea why. I was the skeptic. Thanks for sharing real world experience. Not sure yet how to tell the wife she was right…
 

Mark12

Forum GOD!
I've lived in two houses that were struck by lightning on a fairly regular basis. My grandmother's house had a metal kitchen sink. Every time the lightning would hit close you could hear it pop and crack in the sink. No one went near any plumbing during a storm. Avoiding showers cost nothing and being in the way of a lightning strike can cost you everything. I hope that explains things.
Thanks Ron. Very informative :thumbsup:
 
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