J&T® Zebrano OUMO Brush SHD WT (Super High Density, White Tips) finest 2-band badger 24 mm,
Le Père Lucièn - Cedre Patchouli,
Rockwell Razors 6s,
Treet Carbon Steel 4th x,
Eyüp Sabri Tuncer Tütün,
Proraso Wood and Spice ASB,
Loris E-220 Dior Sauvage Very Cool.
Brush and soap:
J&T® Zebrano OUMO Brush SHD WT (Super High Density, White Tips) finest 2-band badger 24 mm and Le Père Lucièn - Cedre Patchouli:
My preference for shaving soap has slowly crystallised. Flowers (rose and lavender), fern (fougere scents), wood (preferably sandalwood, but cedar is also always appreciated), citrus (lime), a mix of leather, tar, whiskey etc. and basic scents (Arko, Tabac??). Choice enough and yet clear boundaries. So this morning with the very enjoyable J&T® Zebrano OUMO Brush SHD WT (Super High Density, White Tips) finest 2-band badger 24 mm stirring in the Le Père Lucièn - Cedre Patchouli was no punishment. On the contrary. I like this soap with a strong and mystical scent. It also gives a perfect lather if you pay some attention to it, so nice start of the day.
Blade and razor:
Used the Treet Carbon Steel for the 4th time.
The Treet Carbon Steel had some trouble with the main head hair this morning. The beard went fine, but the back of the skull was stubborn work. I don't know if it is the combination Rockwell Razors 6s plate 5 with the Treet Carbon Steel. The face is nice and smooth again. Tomorrow I'll try again and see if the blade reaches my 5 standard, but I'm sure I'll have a new one ready.
Result: BBS.
Finally: nicely finished with a firm splash of Eyüp Sabri Tuncer Tütün, the Proraso Wood and Spice ASB, for which I have to find a worthy replacement and the Loris E-220 Dior Sauvage Very Cool. The latter is a new addition with a somewhat cedar-like and fougere blend with something fresh.