• Brush: Chisel and Hound Mammoth coin Rumble brush
• Razor: Dubl Duck Satin Edge Straight Razor
• Lather: Barrister and Mann - Fougere Gothique soap
• Post Shave: Barrister and Mann - Fougere Gothique Splash
• Fragrance: Catie's Bubbles - Blugere

ROTY

I fuggin' love fougeres! Especially the ones I used today. Just one pass on this shave. Brad absolutely killed it on the hone job on this Dubl Duck razor. If you ever need honing I highly suggest Maggards. It gives an amazing feeling shave. I had to get used to the square point because it's so pristine. It's really perfectly square and sharp. It's awesome for precision work around the sideburns and mustache but I made some marks on my strop from moving too fast and letting the tip drag a bit I think. During the first shave I actually cut my self with the tip from being haphazard with my angles. Today I was more careful so the shave and stropping went much better. On my Friedrich Herder Abraham Sohn 49 the tip is rounded off and you can get away with alot more with out any damage. The Dubl Duck kinda feels like a race car in comparison. The blades handle really differently and it makes me want to try more.

Challenge:

Brush, bowl. Razor time.

Lathering up. Smelling fine.

Splash last. Seize the carp!

Also heres a real text I got:

https://imgur.com/gallery/yTpUApy

Edited: haiku format

* **Brush:** Chisel and Hound Mammoth coin Rumble brush
* **Razor:** Dubl Duck Satin Edge Straight Razor
* **Lather:** Barrister and Mann - Fougere Gothique soap
* **Post Shave:** Barrister and Mann - Fougere Gothique Splash
* **Fragrance:** Catie's Bubbles - Blugere

#ROTY

I fuggin' love fougeres! Especially the ones I used today. Just one pass on this shave. Brad absolutely killed it on the hone job on this Dubl Duck razor. If you ever need honing I highly suggest Maggards. It gives an amazing feeling shave. I had to get used to the square point because it's so pristine. It's really perfectly square and sharp. It's awesome for precision work around the sideburns and mustache but I made some marks on my strop from moving too fast and letting the tip drag a bit I think. During the first shave I actually cut my self with the tip from being haphazard with my angles. Today I was more careful so the shave and stropping went much better. On my Friedrich Herder Abraham Sohn 49 the tip is rounded off and you can get away with alot more with out any damage. The Dubl Duck kinda feels like a race car in comparison. The blades handle really differently and it makes me want to try more.

Challenge:

Brush, bowl. Razor time.

Lathering up. Smelling fine.

Splash last. Seize the carp!

Also heres a real text I got:

https://imgur.com/gallery/yTpUApy

Edited: haiku format