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Thursday 25th June
Yaqi Sagrada Familia - OSP Lemon, Peppermint & Menthol - Rocnel SE-P Open Comb - ½ Gillette Nacet Stainless #1 - Electrif's Lementhol A/S - Aloe Vera Gel
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Razorock ECO, Williams Mug Soap, Omega 1048 boar, AV!!
Phoenix Shaving | St. Martin's Land
Phoenix Shaving - The Green Ray | Tribble Synthetic
Durham-Enders | Enders Speed Shaver | Schick Proline B-20
![[Image: nZ6mT4e.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/nZ6mT4e.jpg)
Phoenix Shaving's ad copy for St. Martin's Land calls it "neo barbershop". This is actually a spot on description, so there's really no need for me to blather on. But I will anyway...
While the notes are the same, the soap and splash unfold differently. The lather opens with a bold neroli and powder. It's actually classic barbershop right off the bat. So where's this "neo" thing? Well, it's promptly backed up by a rich blood orange (still classic barbershop) and finally a peculiar Asian spiciness (there it is) before descending to a damp vegetation-green fragrance. It never really gets murky or mossy, but it certainly broaches it. At the tail end of the shave, the prior floral powder morphs into a sandalwood powder. Interestingly, the splash opens with this same green accord but it's a bit brighter and cooler and even a flash of camphor. Neroli still makes a presence, but sharp, bitter citrus is much more prominent for a time. About an hour later the citrus burns off in favor of soft powdery wood with lingering exotic spice.
I really enjoyed St. Martin's Land. Neroli is a fragrance I absolutely love, but it's a floral that's often inclined to overwhelm my nose (this is the reason I had to pass on Planet 9). Thankfully, St. Martin's Land artfully balances it with the green and woods such that it's quite wearable for me.
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Friday's Shave
Cold Water Rinse
Musgo Real Shave Soap
Jayaruh #2 Two-band badger
Bunny V3 Injector
Schick Proline
CWR
Cella ASB
The Musgo Real Shave Soap face-lathered well with my Jayaruh #2 Two-band Badger Brush. Two passes and touch ups with the Bunny V3 Injector with a Schick Proline blade gave me a close, comfortable shave. After a cold water rinse I finished off with Cella ASB. I am clean, smooth, and refreshed...
Jim - The Cackalacky Kid "Finally, shaving is fun again..."
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26/06/20
Cold Water Shave
Brush: Simpson Duke 3 Best
Soap: CR Salter Indian Sandalwood
Razor: Blackland Vector
Blade: Feather PB (8)
Post shave: Cold water Rinse,Shower, Infused Witch Hazel
Balm: Bart's Balm Rosemary and Sandalwood Balm & Lotion
Aftershave: Old Spice Classic
Stay Safe and enjoy your day All
T
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(06-26-2020, 02:25 AM)120inna55 Wrote: Phoenix Shaving | St. Martin's Land
Phoenix Shaving - The Green Ray | Tribble Synthetic
Durham-Enders | Enders Speed Shaver | Schick Proline B-20
![[Image: nZ6mT4e.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/nZ6mT4e.jpg)
Phoenix Shaving's ad copy for St. Martin's Land calls it "neo barbershop". This is actually a spot on description, so there's really no need for me to blather on. But I will anyway...
While the notes are the same, the soap and splash unfold differently. The lather opens with a bold neroli and powder. It's actually classic barbershop right off the bat. So where's this "neo" thing? Well, it's promptly backed up by a rich blood orange (still classic barbershop) and finally a peculiar Asian spiciness (there it is) before descending to a damp vegetation-green fragrance. It never really gets murky or mossy, but it certainly broaches it. At the tail end of the shave, the prior floral powder morphs into a sandalwood powder. Interestingly, the splash opens with this same green accord but it's a bit brighter and cooler and even a flash of camphor. Neroli still makes a presence, but sharp, bitter citrus is much more prominent for a time. About an hour later the citrus burns off in favor of soft powdery wood with lingering exotic spice.
I really enjoyed St. Martin's Land. Neroli is a fragrance I absolutely love, but it's a floral that's often inclined to overwhelm my nose (this is the reason I had to pass on Planet 9). Thankfully, St. Martin's Land artfully balances it with the green and woods such that it's quite wearable for me. Great picture, and I enjoyed the read, too.
Jim - The Cackalacky Kid "Finally, shaving is fun again..."
The Jayaruh Brushes - The Clan of Catchers
(06-26-2020, 11:39 AM)Jayaruh Wrote: (06-26-2020, 02:25 AM)120inna55 Wrote: Phoenix Shaving | St. Martin's Land
Phoenix Shaving - The Green Ray | Tribble Synthetic
Durham-Enders | Enders Speed Shaver | Schick Proline B-20
![[Image: nZ6mT4e.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/nZ6mT4e.jpg)
Phoenix Shaving's ad copy for St. Martin's Land calls it "neo barbershop". This is actually a spot on description, so there's really no need for me to blather on. But I will anyway...
While the notes are the same, the soap and splash unfold differently. The lather opens with a bold neroli and powder. It's actually classic barbershop right off the bat. So where's this "neo" thing? Well, it's promptly backed up by a rich blood orange (still classic barbershop) and finally a peculiar Asian spiciness (there it is) before descending to a damp vegetation-green fragrance. It never really gets murky or mossy, but it certainly broaches it. At the tail end of the shave, the prior floral powder morphs into a sandalwood powder. Interestingly, the splash opens with this same green accord but it's a bit brighter and cooler and even a flash of camphor. Neroli still makes a presence, but sharp, bitter citrus is much more prominent for a time. About an hour later the citrus burns off in favor of soft powdery wood with lingering exotic spice.
I really enjoyed St. Martin's Land. Neroli is a fragrance I absolutely love, but it's a floral that's often inclined to overwhelm my nose (this is the reason I had to pass on Planet 9). Thankfully, St. Martin's Land artfully balances it with the green and woods such that it's quite wearable for me. Great picture, and I enjoyed the read, too.
Thanks!
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Friday's shave
Everready 1924 Shovelhead
GEM stainless steel blade
Everready 200t with 2 band badger knot
Stirling Weekend in Malibu soap
Old Spice aftershave
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Wednesday's Shave
Razor: GEM Micromatic Flying Wing
Blade: GEM SS PTFE (5)
Soap: RAZOROCK Lime/Charcoal Preshave Cube / Proraso Blue
Brush: RAZOROCK Barber 24
A/S: Witch Hazel, Aqua Velva Classic Ice Blue
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