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[–] djundjila@sub.wetshaving.social 7 points 3 months ago

Wed 07 May 2025

  • Brush: Declaration Grooming Washington Blood of Kings B3
  • Razor: Koraat – r/Wetshaving exclusive Moarteen (15/16", full hollow, carbon steel)
  • Lather: Eleven Shaving – 5
  • Post Shave: Chatillon Lux / Declaration Grooming – Yuzu/Rose/Patchouli
  • Fragrance: House of Mammoth / Declaration Grooming / Noble Otter – Cerberus Fougère

The "small" 24 mm knot on the Washington is really nice to use and makes me question the trend to large badger knots. Usually this lasts until I use a large badger knot, at which point I remember why.

Cerberus Fougère caused me some anguish over the last couple weeks because I couldn't find it. It seemed to have simply disappeared. I checked everywhere that made sense and some more places. Then yesterday, I found it right where it's supposed to be, in my half of the bathroom cabinet, and I have no idea how I hadn't immediately found it all this time. I must be getting old.

This was a fun scent progression, from earthy-citrussy over earthy-floral to earthy-green.