Welcome to a new month


An excellent shave to start the new Month Akhi! Shabbat Shalom!Friday morning - close to being a Grand Freeze:
Warm shower
Yaqi 30mm Barber Pole
Super Speed/7 O’Clock day 13
Stirling Frozen Tundra SS
Gold Bond Moisturizer
Floid Vigoroso AS Splash
This Frozen Tundra is the second coldest soap after the Glacials and it has a lovely scent which is a blend of peppermint, wintergreen, and earthy notes, it’s such a delight to lather, it has the typical Stirling slickness, and it’s great in the skincare department. The Gold Bond moisturizer works wonderfully as a cooling, soothing balm, and the Floid Vigoroso aftershave went on icy cold along with its beautiful old school European scent that I love so much. Another picture perfect three pass BBS shave to begin the new month!
Wishing you all a nice weekend - be well and stay safe!
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Thanks so much Akhi!An excellent shave to start the new Month Akhi! Shabbat Shalom!


Shabbat Shalom to you too!@Yehuda D Shabbat Shalom to you as well!
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Shampoo- Rose of Sharon Acres Neem/Peppermint shampoo bar
Conditioner- My own blend
Body soap- The soap is a blend that includes shea butter & goat milk. The scent is Lavender-Spearmint-Eucalyptus.
PSO- Sweet almond & castor oils, with Somme lavender EO for scent.
Shave soap- my own blend- same scent as my shower soap
Brush- badger with pink camo handle
Razor- Leaf Twig
Blade- Lead-branded blade (not sure who actually manufactures them.)
My legs & I are squeaky clean!

I love your mug. Thank you for your service! Naval aviator! Top Gun!Nice end to the week / beginning of the month… finishing up with an inexpensive puck I got when I first got into DE shaving, plus a few other items that made for a nice post-shower shave.
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Cheers!
Thanks - it's one of my old squadron mugs that's perfect for shaving.I love your mug. Thank you for your service! Naval aviator! Top Gun!
I'm about 300 pages into this book about the 2015 sinking of the SS El Faro, left Jacksonville, sailed right into a hurricane on its way to San Juan bc of the captain's incompetence and not listening to the crew, and sank. I'm just a civilian, but I've been desperately wanting someone in the navy to answer this question for me please (and please feel free to say no, i hope this isn't inappropriate): is there not some sort of "air traffic control tower" that is monitoring via radar where all ships are at a given moment? dont the ships need to register their intended path with some sort of...central authority so they don't crash into each other or clog up shipping lanes? was no one "tracking" them? what about the place in new london, ct. where they track the icebergs and warn the ships? was there not communication between other ships like titanic's "ice warnings" that they got over the wireless?