Looking for your help...

Chibbs, I have tried Nannys, I prefer their Signiture range to the original. I haven't discovered a scent that knocked me back but Citrus Zinger was very nice.

How about Detroit Grooming Company or Van Yulay?

Tdmsu, I haven't tried either, in fact I have never heard of Detriot Grooming Co. However I have heard of Van Yulay and have seen quite a few good reviews.

I'll second WSP. Both the vegan and Tallow versions are very good. How about some newcomers I haven't seen mentioned yet.

Route 66 soaps are really good. I was one of her guinea pigs. Her original trial formula was excellent, but the new formula she took to market is even better.

The Soap Exchange also makes some good soap.

The Beer Soap Brewing Company isn't too bad either.

I think I am going to have to create a second year rota just to fit these soaps in

@Mysticwater is a good soap, but take the time to learn it. Pro tip: load more.... Then load some more... Then again. Trust me.

http://damnfineshave.com/user-mystic-water

DeLuxeShaving is also a good soap. Some may not consider  it an artisan soap as Anthony dosent make it himself per say, but the people he sources from are defined skilled craftspeople and they make a damn fine soap.

http://damnfineshave.com/user-deluxeshaving

I just tried sweet comb chicago for the first time, and will post some thoughts when I get to a computer. But would love to hear someone else's opinion on it...

Spencer I have tried both Mystic Waters and Deluxe soap, I agree with what you say, both are fine soaps.

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Just received my order for Tims soaps today. Unfortunately Tim closed shop recently!


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rodzilla1126 funny you say that because I recieved my order from Maggards today of Tims Old School Lime and Sapone Di Paolo Lime & Basil. Both smell great.

Cannot recommend WSP enough. I didn't see Stirling in your list, so you should try them as well.

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