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This is what I found on another site. The 830 and the 1305 seems to have the same knot.

I love this one. https://www.guerlain.com/int/en-int/fragrance/mens-fragrances/guerlain-homme/guerlain-homme-after-shave-lotion-bottle

I like both soaps. D.R. Harris, (when bowl lathering), can take more water than MF. They load better when you soak them while showering. The Windsor I find a bit better.

love the Bogazici.

Hello and welcome. I would start with something not to expensive like a shavette or a cheep vintage straight. If you decide to go for a vintage be sure to get it honed by someone who knows how to do it properly. DON'T THRUST IT TO BE SHAVE READY even if the seller claims it to be so. You also...

A reliable good soap with a pleasant smell.

You could try this: https://www.ardennes-coticule.be/en

As nolisco said: I Coloniali Mango Oil for holidays and MWF for the rest of the week. There is one option for weekdays, D.R Harris Windsor, as I love the smell and it gives a superb glide and cushion.

I just love my 2000. It has become soft over time. Lovely brush for hard soaps.

Today's early morning visit with my dentist.

When I started straight shaving, about 11 years ago, I shaved both sides with the right hand for about 2-3 weeks. Then tried to shave my left with the left hand. Felt odd to say the least. But after a short time it came natural to me. Nowadays when I try to shave the left side with my right hand...

I use my soap on weekly basis except Sundays when I use Icoloniali Mango. Week 1: Arko 2: Saponoficino Varesino Dolomiti 3: D.R Harris Windsor 4: MFW

Lots of options, lots of traps. I would go for either a vintage Solingen or Sheffield, 5/8 or 6/8. Going bigger can result in disappointment. Starting with a GD isn´t an option if you want to keep value. Wedge or hollow, straight or smile? What suits your face? You will learn as you go. As...

Hmmm. Suitable from age 8 and up.

I don´t know about the Evolution Straight, but I suspect it´s made in China or Pakistan. If so these straights are known to be problematic to get an edge on. Take lots of skill. The angle of 30 degrees seems to me as a bit much. The blade should be laid flat to the stone and honed that way...

You can try the bay. Search for Ace shaving or Virginia Sheng in stores. I can´t tell you about the synthetics but I have been shopping boar and badger from Ace shaving and they are all right. Up to three week for delivery.

I´m a straight shaver since 10 years. Do have a DE. I´m using the straight for approximately 99% of the time. Doing two passes every day and a cleanup. I´ve found that a smiling edge is the way to go when it comes to "hard get at places". It creeps in to all these wrinkles and hollows that...

I got a Old Spice tub a while ago,(the Musk version). Just had to try it. It´s made in India by the way. The smell is not that good, like a rancid mouse. It lathers well and have a good glide but not my piece of cake.

Beautiful. As You said: The bark adds to it.

I used the Klar kabinet soap when it was around. I found the smell to be very good as well as the lather abilities cushion etc . A clean smell of roses. Today it´s said to been taken over by Dussy and I haven´t had the opportunity to try it out. But I will when the stock in use crimps down.