A few shaves to catch up first up is the Schick Grip. This is just a L head on a tennis racquet looking handle. Shaved great though like all the Schick razors.
05-26-2021, 12:40 PM (This post was last modified: 05-26-2021, 08:57 PM by Tony'schin.)
26/05/21 Vintage Wednesday Pre: Shower, Cold water Face wash Brush: Simpson Chubby 2 Soap: Williams Mug Shaving Soap Razor: Rolls Razor (1936) Blade: Rolls Razor (1936) Post shave: Alum, Cold water splash ,TC's Infused Witch Hazel Balm: Bart's Balm Lime Balm & Lotion Aftershave: Williams Musk A very nice shave today with this wonderful set adopted from a fellow member from across the street. 50 laps on the the leather before the shave for good measure. I heavily loaded the CH2 on the Williams puck and a nice face lather gave plenty of lather for the shave, dipping the tips as i needed for the subsequent passes. I normally follow a 2 pass routine with the Rolls Razor, however, today i went for a traditional 3 pass shave. Yes, the blade does not feel as smooth as a "modern" blade although it is easily sharp enough to cope with my stubble. The 3rd pass was really smooth, i also decided to touch up the whirlpools to give me my 1st ever BBS with this set up. A rub with the Alum block gave very minor indication. A very happy shaver today. I finished of the Williams Wednesday theme with a rub of Barts Balm and a nice splash of the Williams Aqua Velva Musk, I really enjoyed that! Stay safe and enjoy your day All.
The Clan of Catchers - The Jayaruh Brushes - Williams Mug Shave Soap Club
05-26-2021, 01:46 PM (This post was last modified: 05-26-2021, 01:56 PM by TobyC.)
(05-25-2021, 10:53 AM)120inna55 Wrote:
Happy Towel Day!
Barrister and Mann | 42
Phoenix Shaving | The Starcraft | Roswell Hybrid Synth
Radio 1912 | Gem PTFE
A Radio! I've been looking for a while now to find one, (that I can afford) no joy so far. What handle is that?
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(05-25-2021, 11:24 PM)Wchnu Wrote: A few shaves to catch up first up is the Schick Grip. This is just a L head on a tennis racquet looking handle. Shaved great though like all the Schick razors.
They did silly handles sometimes, the shifter knob was a little over the top IMO, but teen boys at the time probably thought they were cool.
Then again, maybe they only sold because they were a gag gift for birthdays!
Boar brushes, brass razors, and hard pucks ARE traditional wet shaving. Everything else is modern day fluff for the girly men.
(05-26-2021, 01:46 PM)TobyC Wrote: A Radio! I've been looking for a while now to find one, (that I can afford) no joy so far. What handle is that?
It's the stock handle. I have 2 of them. I got lucky, I guess. I don't remember their being very expensive. Of course, the sellers didn't necessarily know what they had. I got at least one of them in a lot from an Etsy seller.