Ooh, that doesn't sound pleasant.but like the stick, smells of Palmolive. Bleach.
Blech! I meant Blech!Ooh, that doesn't sound pleasant.
Technically it was 3017ed. Used it until I couldn't use it anymore. And now there's none left.Hey…congratulations on finishing a soap today! [emoji23]
A very underappreciated gem, that one!I think the universe is telling me it's time for Berber Tiraş Sabunu, AKA...
I used this soap early on and found it serviceable and pleasant smelling.I think the universe is telling me it's time for Berber Tiraş Sabunu, AKA...
Sextoblade Razors were first patented in 1909 and were made until around the 1950s.
Very cool. Kind of a predecessor to AC blades and shavettes. Are the blades hard to come by?Here's pics of some of mine each loaded with a blade along with one blade sitting out.
They’re hair shaper blades. Widely available at Sally’s Beauty supply and other such places.Very cool. Kind of a predecessor to AC blades and shavettes. Are the blades hard to come by?
Oh, that's good.They’re hair shaper blades. Widely available at Sally’s Beauty supply and other such places.
Huh,,, never used one. I have only one open blade shave under my belt.With the blade guard on the Sextoblade razors are INCREDIBLY easy to get a good shave from with minimal chance of injury.
Very cool. Kind of a predecessor to AC blades and shavettes. Are the blades hard to come by?
That is correct . The blades are readily available at sallys or other beauty supply shops or online. Personna hair shaper blades or the Fromm or diane hair shaper blades are all easily found and their prices are not that bad...They’re hair shaper blades. Widely available at Sally’s Beauty supply and other such places.
I can’t say I’ve ever heard of this before. I’ll have to check my collection and see what I have.Then after a few years someone posted about a 17 tooth CP, how it shaved differently. Lo
I can’t say I’ve ever heard of this before. I’ll have to check my collection and see what I have.