The Shield Stomper is CNC machined out of Titanium and is designed to use half of a DE blade. Weighing in at only 68g, it is light and nimble. I would characterize it as a mild razor but not at all in a bad way. It is mild enough that you can let your mind wander while shaving without the threat of nicking yourself yet, it is efficient enough to deliver a BBS shave in two passes plus minor touch up. This is definitely a razor that you can comfortably use everyday.The Stomper takes standard DE bl … read more

Heinrich Thater has been making superb hand tied shaving brushes since 1913 in Germany. They have survived two world wars, The Spanish Flu, The Great Depression, The Cold War and so much more. Unfortunately, this 110 year old company was brought to its knees by the COVID Pandemic of 2020 and the resultant supply chain issues. I received noticed late last week that they are closing their doors for good. Known for their extremely high quality silvertip badger brushes, H.L. Thater recently add … read more

Dr. Selby was hugely popular among American Wet Shavers 10 years ago or so. Then, seemingly overnight, it disappeared. Made in Uruguay, Dr. Selby lacked a U.S. Distributor and became impossible to source. I am happy to announce that it is back and will soon be available to order from BullGoose Shaving Supplies.Dr. Selby is only available in one scent (a classic Lavender) and comes in your choice of a hard soap housed in an art deco style bowl or a shaving cream in a tube. Both soap and cream lat … read more

The Asylum Shave Works Levante shave soap is an excellent triple milled shave soap that is made in Spain. Teiste Brito just made a video review of the soap and I thought that I would share the review here. You can purchase the soap here … read more

Faena soaps are handcrafted on the Greek island of Lesvos in a small artisan workshop that produces no more than 150 items per month.  It is a true artisan product that is a reflection of Greek culture. Greece, and in particular Lesvos, has a long history of soapmaking. In fact, there is a myth that Sappho, the ancient poettess from Lesvos, discovered soapmaking sometime around 600 BC. Greece was also home to many soap factories in the 1800's that produced soaps and exported them to Fr … read more