[OFFICIAL] EDMW Wet Shaving Club - Part 6

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[OFFICIAL] EDMW Wet Shaving Club

Welcome to Traditional wet shaving with DE razors (Double Edge) and Straight razors!
All are welcome to post here!

DE razor
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Straight razor

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Badger brush
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Places whereby you can hoot your DE razors, Straight razors, Shaving brushes and other assy :-

http://www.theenglishshavingcompany.com/
http://www.bullgooseshaving.net/
http://www.edwinjagger.com/
http://thesuperiorshave.com/
http://connaughtshaving.com/
http://www.traditionalshaving.co.uk
http://www.traditionalshaving.co.uk/ (enter tsr for a 10% discount)

Can learn more about shaving here..
and http://www.shaving101.com/
 

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GR is a very awesome camera for the money. One of those hidden gems.
I just read the reviews.
Good choice.
And yes my dslr has eaten me out of budget on occasion.

Cheapest APS-c cam! It was either this or x100s but the fuji is nearly 2x the price and more cumbersome. So... Wow the GR is like a dslr in a compact.
 

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My 1st post in new thread! :s13:

SOTD
Weber PH Bulldog
Astra SP (6th shave)
Omega 10077
Tabac cream
Nivea Cool kick AS balm

Rotating back to trusty Omega brush. Still deserves a place on my rotation.
 

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Hello all,

I am currently residing in the UK, where many good brands of DE razors/feather blades reside. Thinking of talking to the guys at the street for bulk purchase discount. Just an interest check, if theres any bros who want brands like Edwin Jagger/Taylors of the Old Bond Street, do give me a pm so I can gauge if it is worth bringing back to SG. Of course, the price would be better than online and there will be negligible shipping cost.

Thanks!
 

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My 1st post in new thread! :s13:

SOTD
Weber PH Bulldog
Astra SP (6th shave)
Omega 10077
Tabac cream
Nivea Cool kick AS balm

Rotating back to trusty Omega brush. Still deserves a place on my rotation.

I presume your omega is this:
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I can't get mine to work - too stiff. But now I am wondering if mine is a dud rather than the norm. How's yours?
 

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I presume your omega is this:
yhst-96829732451264_2267_9717616


I can't get mine to work - too stiff. But now I am wondering if mine is a dud rather than the norm. How's yours?

Yes mine is this as shown. I put mine through several hot sun drying cycles before, to splinter the tips some. Backbone wise I don't find it stiff but density relatively sparse compared to semogue. Knot doesn't bloom though.
 

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Yes mine is this as shown. I put mine through several hot sun drying cycles before, to splinter the tips some. Backbone wise I don't find it stiff but density relatively sparse compared to semogue. Knot doesn't bloom though.

M has a few banded boar. You should try banded boar. Omega also produces makeup n painting brushes, so their brushes are tighter and more suited for painting lather.
 

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Yes mine is this as shown. I put mine through several hot sun drying cycles before, to splinter the tips some. Backbone wise I don't find it stiff but density relatively sparse compared to semogue. Knot doesn't bloom though.

wow - that just goes to show how ymmv this hobby is.

Truth be told, I have a range from floppy (pure badger vulfix), to mid (omega 1006x series, semogue 830) and quite strong (mistura). The 77 takes the cake - stands ramrod straight and it is uncomfortable for face lathering.
 

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M has a few banded boar. You should try banded boar. Omega also produces makeup n painting brushes, so their brushes are tighter and more suited for painting lather.

Thanks for the recommendation, I will take a further look at the Omega banded ones.
 

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wow - that just goes to show how ymmv this hobby is.

Truth be told, I have a range from floppy (pure badger vulfix), to mid (omega 1006x series, semogue 830) and quite strong (mistura). The 77 takes the cake - stands ramrod straight and it is uncomfortable for face lathering.

In my collection, the Sephora pure badger and Omega S-brush both take the cake for face lather discomfort. Former for scratch, latter for backbone.
 
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