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Today we cover this unique razor a G.E Jones Shake Sharp razor! Produced in 1945-1950s it had a good production run, releasing 2 versions of the razor, the first version was gold plated with a bakelite handle, and the top cap came off completely to change the blade. The 2nd version has a slide locking mechanism that is demonstrated in the video. Two versions are available in 22k gold and Chrome plating.

The G.E Jones is a single edge razor that takes standard double edge blades! It is also self honing! Beautiful design and great construction. It's a shame they didn't last longer in the market.

L&L grooming and Chatillon Lux come together to create a beautiful, sweet tobacco scent. Unconditional surrender has notes of: Amber, Tonka Bean, Amyris, Cedarwood, Agarwood, Vetiver, Cigar Tobacco, Black Tea, Jasmine, and geranium. At $25 for a tub, the price is certainly up there, but you do get what you paid for! Performance is absolutely top notch in the Bison Tallow formula, thick, slick and protective lather, with a post shave feel that's tough to beat!

The soap is a very soft soap. For those of you that haven't tried L&L Grooming, the bison tallow formula is great. It is a thirsty lather, but once dialed in. It provides amazing protection, and glide. The post shave feel is the best I've ever felt. I get notes of Vetiver, Cedarwood, and some sweetness rounding it all off. Upon rinsing off the cigar tobacco lingers on.

The Salve from Chatillon Lux is really great, my only complaint is it comes off a little greasy but it goes into the skin very well. Leaving the skin smooth and hydrated. The scent on the Salve is definitely more tobacco forward than the soap.

All and all, an enjoyable and beautiful tobacco scent, with great performance on both ends.

I hope you enjoy!