Shaving Cream/Soap

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MongGrel

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MagnusTheBrewer

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Looks like fun! It's alright to treat yourself. I recommend a wooden box to keep it all in that plays the theme from "The Good, the Bad and, the Ugly." :D
 

NoCreativity

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If you are looking at sensitive skin formula, I'd skip the other two. I have sensitive skin and tried the Sandlewood and didn't care for it. I'm partial to the lime scent. Otherwise, I like the Taylor creams. They are a good bang for the buck. I've tried more expensive brands and while some were better, they were not $10 per tub better.

I have also more recently tried some shaving soap. Mitchell's Wool fat worked pretty well, though it's a bit difficult to get a good lather.

And I also liked Institute Karite. Got both of those at west coast shaving.
 

MongGrel

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Looks like fun! It's alright to treat yourself. I recommend a wooden box to keep it all in that plays the theme from "The Good, the Bad and, the Ugly." :D


:cool:

And thanks for the responses, I'll have to take a look at the others too.

The Williams looks it will be on the list :)

I really don't need the sensitive skin one, but it just looked like it was getting good reviews also.
 
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olds

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I use bar soap. In the shower. With a fog free mirror that fogs up.
 

shortylickens

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I use bar soap. In the shower. With a fog free mirror that fogs up.

You gotta run it under the hot water for a few seconds.


As for me: Have not tried the fancy ass flake soaps. I use Everyman Jack and its great. Smooth skin, just moist enough to get thru the day, no razor burn. Good shit.
 
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