Ogallala

I've been through a ton of aftershaves the last three years, probably bought and used 75-100 different aftershaves the last three years. Ranging from the expensive, to the old spice from the drug store. In terms of cost, staying power, scent, this is the best aftershave on the market as far as I'm concerned with one caveat. I don't like the vanilla offering. The limes and peppercorns is flat out fantastic. The cedar...to die for. This stuff last all day in a good way and while I love a harsh burn in am aftershave this has little while still having alcohol. If you haven't tried this stuff head to Maggards and do yourself a favor and grab a bottle it's 11 bucks just don't buy the vanilla

I've been through a ton of aftershaves the last three years, probably bought and used 75-100 different aftershaves the last three years.  Ranging from the expensive, to the old spice from the drug store.  In terms of cost, staying power, scent, this is the best aftershave on the market as far as I'm concerned with one caveat.  I don't like the vanilla offering.  The limes and peppercorns is flat out fantastic.  The cedar...to die for.  This stuff last all day in a good way and while I love a harsh burn in am aftershave this has little while still having alcohol.  If you haven't tried this stuff head to Maggards and do yourself a favor and grab a bottle it's 11 bucks just don't buy the vanilla

Ah steeleshaves , a man after my own heart. I too think highly of the Ogallala lineup. Unlike you, however, I like the Vanilla - its the Sandalwood that I don't really care for. I would rate the Bay Rum Sage and Cedar as my #1 followed very closely by the Lime and Peppercorn and I am quite fond of the straight up Bay rum and the double strength as well. I think the shaving soap is under-appreciated as well. Lathers nicely, very slick nice cushion and great scent. I know that some people are sensitive to it and it irritates their skin but I'm lucky enough not to fall into that group
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