Thanks for the explanation, Chris. I understand, and I feel like I finally get how to shave with a full hollow.
For anybody interested, here's a link to the live TV spot I did today, almost exactly 2 hours after my straight razor shave.
wtkr.com/2018/05/16/a-local-expert-from-chkd-talks-ticks-and-Lyme-disease-on-coast-live/
Thanks for the explanation, Chris. I understand, and I feel like I finally get how to shave with a full hollow.
For anybody interested, here's a link to the live TV spot I did today, almost exactly 2 hours after my straight razor shave.
wtkr.com/2018/05/16/a-local-expert-from-chkd-talks-ticks-and-Lyme-disease-on-coast-live/
Great stuff indeed!
What no TSC plug?
Oh, I put it in, but they edited it out before putting it up on the web.
85/122 this morning.
Soapy Science in My Special Blend (lol). This time with the ZY, just for comparison's sake. I have been getting along so well with the Noonan, I wanted to see if the ZY would measure up.
Great lather with a great scent today. No complaints.
First pass went pretty well, maybe a bit more tugging in the dense spots and maybe not quite as much reduction compared with the Noonan, but not bad. Second pass went well. Did a third on the face and had a good result. Got a tiny weeper exactly in the midline just below the lower lip, but it was tiny and stopped on its own.
Comfortable and smooth. 15 more shaves to the magical shave number 100! Woo-hoo! Once I get there, I'll probably stop this journal. Day after day things are going pretty well and the shaves are pretty much the same. That's awesome for me, but not very exciting for a reader.
Thanks for all your help and encouragement along the way.
It's Soapy Science. Nice stuff.Soap Science? I can't believe that I haven't heard of that one - will have to check it out.
And now you're a famous TV star!
My final thought is this: I believe that a straight razor is actually gentler than even the mildest DE.
Great shave. The Soapy Science sounds like great stuff.
I would modify this statement slightly by adding "with sufficient experience" in front of "a straight razor." But I do believe that you are correct.