Phoenix Shaving Traditional Shaving Starter Kit CK-6 Atomic Age Bay Rum Symmetry Straight Bar Set
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A complete traditional wet shaving starter set built around Phoenix Shaving's own best sellers. It pairs the Symmetry Straight Bar razor, a solid brass handle with a knurled grip and a medium/aggressive three-piece head, with a two-ounce CK-6 soap, a one-ounce Atomic Age Bay Rum aftershave/cologne, a Green Ray synthetic brush and a supply of blades. The CK-6 base uses kokum, cocoa, shea, bacuri, cupuacu and murumuru butters and is known for a thick, slick lather. It suits anyone moving off cartridge razors or buying a gift for a new shaver; against typical starter kits it leans toward a more aggressive razor and a premium soap rather than mild, beginner-only hardware.
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Lowest price we've seen: $49.95 on Nov 12 at Phoenix Shaving. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Buyers rate the components highly: the CK-6 soap lathers thick and slick and leaves skin feeling good, the Symmetry razor feels substantial in the hand and shaves well, and the Green Ray synthetic knot is soft with the right backbone. Several say synthetics have replaced their animal-hair brushes.
This traditional wet shaving starter kit comes in a magnetic clasp gift box and includes everything needed to begin. It has a Symmetry Straight Bar safety razor, CK-6 shave soap, Atomic Age Bay Rum aftershave/cologne, a Green Ray synthetic shaving brush, instructions and blades.
The Symmetry razor has a solid brass, chrome-plated handle in a 3-piece design with knurled grip. Its efficiency is medium/aggressive. The Green Ray brush has a synthetic Tribble hybrid knot.
The CK-6 soap is made with exotic butters and oils: Kokum, Cocoa, Shea, Bacuri, Cupuacu and Murumuru. The Atomic Age Bay Rum aftershave has zero clove, is aged in charred oak barrels and is made with West Indian Bay Hydrosol. A safety razor uses a single double edge blade, and the user chooses how many passes to make, reapplying lather with the brush between passes.