That’s going to make a terrible lather.
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What are you anxiously waiting to be delivered ???
- Thread starter Dave in KY
- Start date
Vintage Stag shaving soap, by Rexall.
On the way… Are you ready for the excitement???
LOL. Guess who these are for?????
So I had to make it three items right?? So something for mua
Love the vintage 1930’s speakeasy look and the price was right
LOL. Guess who these are for?????
So I had to make it three items right?? So something for mua
Love the vintage 1930’s speakeasy look and the price was right
GearNoir
“The Disney Princess’s Apprentice”
Is that the guy version of being a cougar?
They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time.Is that the guy version of being a cougar?
Ya hoser
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At this point....do you have more brushes than calender days?
It's close.
YES!!!! What base stone are you using??? I started my Jnat Journey last year at this time. It's been fun! I don't have as much time to play with them, but DANG they give great edges.
I started out with a Black Arkansas base stone, then moved to an Ozuku Asagi and then picked up a Nakayama Koppa. I use Botan, Tenjo, Mejiro, Koma, soft tomo, and a hard Nakayama Tomo finisher.
Which Nagura did you pick up?
Bob MCk
Shave Member
Base stone is a Shobudani Mizu Asagi Awasedo, 350gm, with Tomo.
Nagura are 2-piece Asano Stamped Mikawa Shiro Nagura Set; Tenjyou and Mejiro.
Played around a little last night.....I think I'm in love!
Please, don't tell my Ole Lady!
I’d be really curious to see the entire collection. I did a previous post where I posted all my collections grouped by maker,…. Which may have grown a tiny bit by now…It's close.
But your collection of brushes has grown, certainly by museum quantities by now, it’s worth sharing as a whole!
