(02-17-2017, 09:39 PM)Red Tipped Cobra Wrote: Kind of a question for Shawn...and I will say I haven't done much reading on the subject - is the toner supposed to be more like a balm than a liquid? Or, perhaps a better way to inquire would be: what is the difference between the toner and the AS?
I definitely designed all of my products to perform differently. The toner has different ingredients than the aftershave (lanolin, namely), and has a witch hazel and aloe base instead of alcohol. It has been called a splash for balm lovers and also been compared to a luxury version of the Nivea Sensitive Post-Shave Balm.
(02-17-2017, 10:41 PM)Aurelian28 Wrote: I already have the LQV, but that new label is tempting me to grab another one! Well done, shawn!
Thank you! It really helps to hire a graphic designer for these things I've learned. I can tell good design from bad, but it turns out that doesn't mean I can do it.
(02-17-2017, 09:35 PM)Marko Wrote:(02-17-2017, 08:36 PM)hawns Wrote:(02-17-2017, 07:51 PM)Red Tipped Cobra Wrote: I picked up Unconditional Surrender soap for myself and buying for a friend as well. I am happy the price was $20 instead of what the TSM soap was. Hoping the notes are as lovely as they are in the AS!
Unfortunately the fragrance I use for TSM Fougère is very, VERY expensive.
And the Unconditional Surrender the same fragrance formula as is used in my products, as well, so hopefully it matches up well
The TSM Fougere soap is definitely worth the premium.
Thanks, Mark! It was definitely fun to design a scent with no regard whatsoever to cost, but at the same time then I realized that there's a reason why companies try to suppress costs, ha.
(02-17-2017, 10:54 PM)hawns Wrote:(02-17-2017, 09:39 PM)Red Tipped Cobra Wrote: Kind of a question for Shawn...and I will say I haven't done much reading on the subject - is the toner supposed to be more like a balm than a liquid? Or, perhaps a better way to inquire would be: what is the difference between the toner and the AS?
I definitely designed all of my products to perform differently. The toner has different ingredients than the aftershave (lanolin, namely), and has a witch hazel and aloe base instead of alcohol. It has been called a splash for balm lovers and also been compared to a luxury version of the Nivea Sensitive Post-Shave Balm.
That's perfect. Sounds right up my alley. I'll check it out when I inevitably place an order for Fourth & Pine (my second favorite scent after US).
(02-17-2017, 11:08 PM)Red Tipped Cobra Wrote:(02-17-2017, 10:54 PM)hawns Wrote:(02-17-2017, 09:39 PM)Red Tipped Cobra Wrote: Kind of a question for Shawn...and I will say I haven't done much reading on the subject - is the toner supposed to be more like a balm than a liquid? Or, perhaps a better way to inquire would be: what is the difference between the toner and the AS?
I definitely designed all of my products to perform differently. The toner has different ingredients than the aftershave (lanolin, namely), and has a witch hazel and aloe base instead of alcohol. It has been called a splash for balm lovers and also been compared to a luxury version of the Nivea Sensitive Post-Shave Balm.
That's perfect. Sounds right up my alley. I'll check it out when I inevitably place an order for Fourth & Pine (my second favorite scent after US).
Sounds great, thanks! It's definitely not quite Fourth & Pine season yet, but the weather for this weekend here in STL is saying otherwise. About to enjoy some 70s and sunshine this weekend!
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