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Hello from up North

C

Cold Weather Guy

Member
I returned to wet shaving a few years ago,
(in my 60's), after years of bad shaves from cartridges/ electrics.
I started with the usual favorites: EJ 89; the 34C and have a nice collection of Gillettes.
The Fat Handle Tech and New Type short comb are two of my favorites.
I like Omega boar brushes; great for beginners and not expensive.
Palmolive is currently my go-to cream (an underappreciated traditional product).
This is my first post ever, so I'll end now. Hope I did OK.
I'm from North East USA, where light snow is currently falling. Gotta go out and shovel.
Keep up the good work!
 
Welcome @Cold Weather Guy !

When somebody in Buffalo, upstate New York, says "light snow is currently falling" that probably means a blizzard for us ..

Enjoy that shoveling :)
 
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Big warm welcome cold weather guy, lol but as much as I live in a hot and dry place I much prefer the cooler climates. No idea how I came to get stuck here...lol, enjoy the forums, awesome bunch of people here.
 
Cold Weather Guy said:
I returned to wet shaving a few years ago,
(in my 60's), after years of bad shaves from cartridges/ electrics.
I started with the usual favorites: EJ 89; the 34C and have a nice collection of Gillettes.
The Fat Handle Tech and New Type short comb are two of my favorites.
I like Omega boar brushes; great for beginners and not expensive.
Palmolive is currently my go-to cream (an underappreciated traditional product).
This is my first post ever, so I'll end now. Hope I did OK.
I'm from North East USA, where light snow is currently falling. Gotta go out and shovel.
Keep up the good work!
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Snow, in the North? What is this madness of which you speak?
 
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