SOTD 20-26 November 2016

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Regards

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Stirling Soap Co. - Gatlinburg
Ever-Ready 100T | TGN Finest
Star 1912 | Gem PTFE (1)

Another splendid photo and review. Oh, and great — another item to add to the shopping list…

SOTD 26th November 2016:

Razor- LASSC BBS-1 w/ Stork Consul Ti
Blade- Polsilver Super Iridium
Soap- LASSC Black Fern
Brush- Simpson Chubby 2 Manchurian
AS- Barrister & Mann Beaudelaire

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Charcoal Goods Shiny Brass Razor (aggressive level 3 head)
Gillette Silver Blue Blade
Stirling 24 mm Synthetic Brush
Tabac Original Shave Soap
Nivea Balm
Paul Sebastian After Shave

November 26, 2016
Wolfman WR-01 Ti OC with Hempel Ti
Feather
CH2 Synthetic Jade LE “Tres Amigos Dos”
Route 66 Twisted Tweed
Witch Hazel
Floid Blue



A very nice relaxing shave this morning.  The Twisted Tweed provided a great rich slick lather.  I enjoy the scent and find it dissipates about the time the shave is complete which I find nice.  Sticking with my normal 3 pass shave with minimal touch ups ended in a near perfect BBS.  Using this razor consistently for the month has really helped me us it to its full potential.  I finished off the shave with a splash of Floid Blue and now I am ready for a relaxing day of college football.  I hope everyone has a great Saturday.

Stirling Soap Co. - Gatlinburg
Ever-Ready 100T | TGN Finest
Star 1912 | Gem PTFE (1)

Lovely colours, Matt!  

Thanks, celestino . The South can't really compete with the Fall colors of the North, but a late soaking rain helped the colors pop. Here in East Texas, sweetgums typically turn yellow quickly and then fall. With a late rain, they'll go from yellow to a rich burgundy and hold on for a bit longer. Silver maple deliver richer colors as well. Also, if it's dry, oaks barely get a chance to change before turning brown and falling off. With the late rain, they remain golden on the branches for much longer. Of course, hickory is grouchy. regardless of rain. They turn yellow and fall overnight. My favorite are the tupelos, though. They begin turning a deep red with the first hint of cooler weather and they shed fairly early, but they leave a beautiful carpet of deep red that reflects and makes everything within proximity of the ground glow. This is my favorite time of the year! (as you can see as I ramble on...)

Stirling Soap Co. - Gatlinburg
Ever-Ready 100T | TGN Finest
Star 1912 | Gem PTFE (1)

Another splendid photo and review. Oh, and great — another item to add to the shopping list…

Thanks, Matsilainen Yeah, I really don't have anything like Gatlinburg in my collection. Sure, I have lots of cedar / woody / bergamot soaps, but this one is done in a unique way. I also not that it transforms much like B&M fragrances do. Hours later (after having documented my first impressions), I picked up on slight powdery base with a countering sharp, resinous, almost agarwood/oud fragrance. It's quite complex and very very nice.

Saturday, November 26

MW Sandalwood Rose~~M6~~AS-D2~~Med Prep (1)~~Clubman Special Reserve
Have a great weekend!

Iwasaki Kamisori
Envy + Black Wolf Synthetic
Phoenix Frost Byte