In this new edge guard dispenser.
Apparently that new edge guard dispenser was just as important as the blade, because they mention it three times in half a minute.
New edge guard dispenser.
In this new edge guard dispenser.
Apparently that new edge guard dispenser was just as important as the blade, because they mention it three times in half a minute.
New edge guard dispenser.
New week, new shave, and a return to the VC2.
A fine, fast Friday shave.
Sometimes, selecting just the right Father’s Day gift can be quite a problem.
But fear not, for Gillette has – or rather had, before they turned to the dark side and started offering plastic cartridge razors – a new and unique answer.
A complete compact vacation travel kit, with travel sizes of Gillette good grooming products. Also have space for a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Cheap too. Or at least, the 1955 price appears cheap to us, almost seventy years later.
A nice midweek shave
I don’t shave every day. This is in part a habit from before I started using a proper razor, and in part a nod to the face that my skin – while not as tender as some people – probably couldn’t stand up to a nearly BBS every single day.
Today was not a shave day. T-days never is.
Continue readingAnother week and another shave. It is such a great way to start a Monday.
A couple of days ago I shared a video I found on the restoration of a Simens razor sharpener. And guess what? I’ve now found the patent for it. Filed by Ferdinand Souczeck in 1933, the patent was applied for in – as far as I can tell – Czechoslovakia, Austria, and USA.
I’m not sure if Ferdinand worked for Simens, of if they simply bought the rights of him. What I do know is that Simens must have manufactured the device in several places. The one I own is clearly marked as made in Sweden, while other examples I found online is marked with Austria, Japan, USA, USSR, and elsewhere.
Continue readingA nice and woodsy Wednesday shave.