SOTD - November 2021

[Dave in KY]

Gem Junior 
Gem PTFE 
Heldtite 
Windsor Shave Stick 
Pinaud Clubman 



Two passes with the Gem Junior is hard to beat.

That's a cool looking set up there !

[Dave in KY]

Saturday November 13, 2021
Razor: E2 Injector
Blade: sChick
Brush: Mr EE Limited Edition Aluminum #6
Soap: Vintage Williams
AS 1: Humphrey's Alcoholado Maravilla 70
AS 2: Skin Bracer
Fragrance: PdP #63
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1,102

Man I love the patina on this old E2 Injector gifted to me by Wchnu Fuzzy on TOST3.com It shaves amazing too. Also the Brush from Evan on TSD. I'm thankful for the shave community we have across forums and boards that I can be a part of. The sharing and generosity among the majority of the members is to be applauded and mimicked. Smelling good for the beginning of the weekend and hope you all enjoy yours !!
   

[TobyC]

Gem Junior 
Gem PTFE 
Heldtite 
Windsor Shave Stick 
Pinaud Clubman 



Two passes with the Gem Junior is hard to beat.

Perfection!

[Jayaruh]

Saturday's Shave


Cold Water Rinse
Col. Conk Amber Shave Soap
Oscar11 Synthetic
Stoll Jr. Lather Catcher
Personna GEM SS PTFE
CWR
Aqua Velva Musk AS

Day 13 of 3D Printed Razor Month.

The Col. Conk Amber Shave Soap lathered well with the Oscar11 Synthetic Brush. Two passes and touch ups with the Stoll Jr. Lather Catcher Razor with a Personna GEM SS PTFE Blade gave me a close, comfortable shave. After a cold water rinse I finished off with Aqua Velva Musk AS. I am clean, smooth, and refreshed...

[Tony'schin]

13/11/21

Pre      -  Shower, Cold water Face rinse
Brush  -  Simpson Chubby 2 Faux Tortoise
Soap   -  1912 Irish Fern
Razor  -  AutoStrop 7 O'Clock
Blade  -  Modified GEM (6)
Post    -  Cold water Rinse, TC's infused Witch Hazel
Balm   -  Barts Balm Amber and Moroccan Jasmine Balm & Lotion
A/S     -  Geoffrey Beene Bowling Green


I had been looking for a 7O'Clock for a while now, i did see one a year or 2 ago but i thought was overly priced so left it, not realising they are as rare as hens teeth, low and behold one popped up when i was looking for some info on google, still a bit pricey so i put in an offer which was declined, i left it, however it kept coming down in price, eventually lower than the offer i had put in, i had just bought the X1 so put in another cheeky offer which was accepted. 
It turned up yesterday
I spent some time yesterday freeing up & oiling the stiff locking knob, then a good cleaning, and polishing, i am very happy with the result, the case will need some TLC when i get a chance and i may replace the leather strop "plate" inside the lid.
Therefore, this morning i swapped out a modified blade from one of my VC1's to give this vintage lady a run out.
A wonderful creamy face lather today and away i went.
The razor is quite vocal shaving on the SB, lifting the handle just a touch and it did quieten down a little on the WTG pass, It seems very mild but was doing its job well, very Valet-esque, The XTG pass was similar and trying to keep the angle took some concentration, moving to the ATG pass and the audio feedback crescendo - wonderful!
After a rinse and check i had to do a little buffing on the throat and left cheek, i am putting this down to a learning curve.
A dollop of the quickly diminishing Barts Balm and a splash of the Bowling Green giving some indication which calmed quickly.
I am so happy i have this razor in the Den.
All In All one very happy shaver with a massive smile on my face.

Stay safe and enjoy your day All

[Dave in KY]

13/11/21

Pre      -  Shower, Cold water Face rinse
Brush  -  Simpson Chubby 2 Faux Tortoise
Soap   -  1912 Irish Fern
Razor  -  AutoStrop 7 O'Clock
Blade  -  Modified GEM (6)
Post    -  Cold water Rinse, TC's infused Witch Hazel
Balm   -  Barts Balm Amber and Moroccan Jasmine Balm & Lotion
A/S     -  Geoffrey Beene Bowling Green


I had been looking for a 7O'Clock for a while now, i did see one a year or 2 ago but i thought was overly priced so left it, not realising they are as rare as hens teeth, low and behold one popped up when i was looking for some info on google, still a bit pricey so i put in an offer which was declined, i left it, however it kept coming down in price, eventually lower than the offer i had put in, i had just bought the X1 so put in another cheeky offer which was accepted. 
It turned up yesterday
I spent some time yesterday freeing up & oiling the stiff locking knob, then a good cleaning, and polishing, i am very happy with the result, the case will need some TLC when i get a chance and i may replace the leather strop "plate" inside the lid.
Therefore, this morning i swapped out a modified blade from one of my VC1's to give this vintage lady a run out.
A wonderful creamy face lather today and away i went.
The razor is quite vocal shaving on the SB, lifting the handle just a touch and it did quieten down a little on the WTG pass, It seems very mild but was doing its job well, very Valet-esque, The XTG pass was similar and trying to keep the angle took some concentration, moving to the ATG pass and the audio feedback crescendo - wonderful!
After a rinse and check i had to do a little buffing on the throat and left cheek, i am putting this down to a learning curve.
A dollop of the quickly diminishing Barts Balm and a splash of the Bowling Green giving some indication which calmed quickly.
I am so happy i have this razor in the Den.
All In All one very happy shaver with a massive smile on my face.

Stay safe and enjoy your day All

Great score, shave and write up. Congrats and Welcome to "The Club" 

[Old Sarge]

Wow, what a way to start the weekend off. Some great SotD posts today, very inspirational! 

Grassy kicked it off with a spectacular, classic image including some wonderful instruments! He always brings beautiful brushes!!!

Dave in KY brought his strong vintage game with the wonderful Williams wooden bowl and the Fuzzy Schick E2, a classy, well patina'd razor...much like Wchnu himself! 

Jayaruh continuing his month of shaving with 3D printed razors using the Stoll Jr. Lather Catcher. Gentleman Jim's custom wooden boxes really highlight his art, craftsmanship and his love for shaving!

And lastly for now, Tony'schin showing off his recently acquired Autostrop 7 O'Clock. He's really put a lot of TLC into cleaning up this razor and making it the star of the shave! His patience to get this razor really paid off.

I'm sure there will be more great posts today and throughout the weekend from the community!

[Dave in KY]

Wow, what a way to start the weekend off. Some great SotD posts today, very inspirational! 

Grassy kicked it off with a spectacular, classic image including some wonderful instruments! He always brings beautiful brushes!!!

Dave in KY brought his strong vintage game with the wonderful Williams wooden bowl and the Fuzzy Schick E2, a classy, well patina'd razor...much like Wchnu himself! 

Jayaruh continuing his month of shaving with 3D printed razors using the Stoll Jr. Lather Catcher. Gentleman Jim's custom wooden boxes really highlight his art, craftsmanship and his love for shaving!

And lastly for now, Tony'schin showing off his recently acquired Autortrop 7 O'Clock. He's really put a lot of TLC into cleaning up this razor and making it the star of the shave! His patience to get this razor really paid off.

I'm sure there will be more great posts today and throughout the weekend from the community!

Bryan....Dude, the recap rocks ! You may need to do that regularly 

[Twelvefret]

Unmentionable/Chiseled Face Sherlock/Mixed Midget brush/ Aqua Velva

[Whiterook]

Razor: 1909 Unmentionable
Blade: Yes
Brush: Simpson Butterscotch Chubby 2 Synthetic
Pre-Shave: Proraso White
Lather: Noble Otter The Noir et Vanille
Aftershave: Aqua Velva Classic Ice Blue
Additional Care:
Thayers Facial Tonic Witch Hazel Unscented
Imperial Leather Talcum Powder