Timeless OC v 4 days growth

[@KONS804]

Well said, Avnish. Thanks for sharing, mate.

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Hi Stephen I have to admit when at a sink I usually leave residual water on the face, after washing the remaining lather-stubble mix off. However when at the camera I dry between passes as I'm using a bowl of water at most. The only difference I have found with the latter is the need to add a little more water to the bristles of the brush, other than that a good soap/cream should still provide enough cushion and in particular slickness.

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Thank you K for your kind comment :)

[@gordyn5292]

Another great video mate, Razor Master soaps are great, keep meaning to get that Toivo.

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Yep I hear you loud and clear :)

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Thank you mate well worth the price tag, lasts an age too. Just need a small bowl of sorts.

[@gordyn5292]

Could be an idea for a group buy, wood or metal with "Against The Grain"!

[@giuseppeverde8034]

Hello, is there a particular reason why all your brushes have the 26mm knot? Thanks

[@vdlorenzo2578]

Hello mate I really would like some advice with shaving I love your videos but know you don't make them anymore:( are you still around to help ?

[@S2580ss]

Hey Nishy, what's the reasoning for drying your face between each pass? I wash off the lather and wet my face before each pass, do you find a dryer face works better?

[@ashwinoashwin]

Hi Avnish! I am considering getting the Timeless OC .95 I have been wet shaving for couple of years but i am little intimidated by the concept of an Open Comb. How safe is the Timeless OC .95?

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Hi Ashwin, hope you are keeping well. It's a very safe razor. Smooth feel with regards to the teeth on the open comb. It does however have plenty of feedback, by that I mean blade feel and audio. It is extremely efficient and doesn't clog up if being used to shave heavy growth. A great razor.

[@ashwinoashwin]

@@Avnishfromedgware Thanks for this Avnish! My beard growth is very similar to yours so this acts as a good reference point! Will most likely take the plunge!

[@ashwinoashwin]

Avnish - between the SS and the TI, do you have any preference?

[@Avnishfromedgware]

@@ashwinoashwin I personally prefer the SS but I haven't tried the titanium in a polished finish. Polished finish is my preference.

[@ashwinoashwin]

@@Avnishfromedgware Hi Avnish! I ended up buying the Ti .95 OC in matte finish from their scratch and dents section :)

[@jakobjensen4607]

Have you tried a .68 Timeless? If so, how efficient is it compared to e.g. a Rockwell? Thanks!

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Hiya I haven't tried the Rockwell razor. The 0.68mm Timeless is very efficient, little difference between this and the 0.95mm blade gap. I would relate the 0.68mm standard bar to the ATT R1

[@jakobjensen4607]

Thank you for answering so fast. Highly appreciated! I have the ATT R1 and love its efficiency, but I wish it was smoother. Does the .68 feel smoother in your opinion? And is there a big difference between the standard bar and the scalloped head? I like the looks of the latter best. Thanks again!

[@Avnishfromedgware]

No problem. The smoothness is very much technique dependent. However I find the Timeless to work better over larger degrees of angle. So in essence making it an easier razor to shave with, when compared to the R1. In my opinion the difference between scalloped, standard and open comb is slight. The open comb is slightly more efficient but definitely louder. The scalloped sits in between the two other plates.

[@jakobjensen4607]

Alright, thanks a lot. I think I'll go with the scalloped .68 base and cap. Since I only use my DEs for head shaves, I'm very excited to try it myself. Haven't really found any reviews on it as a head shaver.

[@Avnishfromedgware]

I'm sure it will be great. Here is a link detailing the Timeless pass around, or how it was considered by other members: www.atgshaving.com/threads/timeless-razors-pass-around.2939/ Feel free to join and participate. Also the titanium Timeless is another to consider.

[@bshouseof2wheelsmeats]

What's the name of that lather you were using?

[@rajeshsweet194]

Lather on lips?...it has chemicals

[@Avnishfromedgware]

Unfortunately chemicals are apparent everywhere these days, even when I step out of my house. I don't however eat the lather :)