Lakewood Coquette is such a fantastic scent IMO! Sweet case as well - double bonus! I forgot to ask from your original post - who was the author - which book?This Showed up
Nice. I have yet to find any KC razors. I think I might have a St. Louis one.A J.M. Garrett, Greater KC, razor. Another Kansas City (made in Germany for this barber supply company) straight razor to add to the collection.
Don't soak it in hot soapy dish water. I learned that if they have any little spots of enamel loss, the potmetal/Aluminum will pit out! I've experienced it twice with longer soaks, so shorter soaks/ scrubs should not affect it.A really nice looking, new to me, Gillette Super Adjustable (Black Beauty) razor.
Or OxyClean....yeah yeah I know I'm dumbass on that one, but just thought I'd let my idocy from years and years ago shine through as a lesson for all.Don't soak it in hot soapy dish water. I learned that if they have any little spots of enamel loss, the potmetal/Aluminum will pit out! I've experienced it twice with longer soaks, so shorter soaks/ scrubs should not affect it.
Enjoy!!!
I have the original but haven’t used it yet. What aftershave pairs well with it? Well … I guess I should wait until delivered to ask that question.
I used it a few days ago. Here's what I said about the scent:I have the original but haven’t used it yet. What aftershave pairs well with it? Well … I guess I should wait until delivered to ask that question.
The scent to my nose is very nice with tobacco, light citrus, pepper and woody (cedar?) notes standing out most prominently.
Thanks Mark! I either missed that or well … missed it. I thought I smelled cedar off the puck and I am not a cedar fan at all.I used it a few days ago. Here's what I said about the scent:
The AS options are really wide open IMO with this soap..
Cedar has always been hit-or-miss with me. In this soap it's not so bad.Thanks Mark! I either missed that or well … missed it. I thought I smelled cedar off the puck and I am not a cedar fan at all.