Shaving terms I don't like

no but it's the reason some of them are created...

As I just saw it in the post above, I don't like "fougere".  It sounds vaguely dirty.

Oh those French...Personally I prefer fougere to fern - Fern to me evokes images of a woman with a beehive hairdo and cats eye glasses. Apologies to anyone with a special Fern in their life

I grew up in Oregon so I think of the nice green plants and clean air. What you're describing there is a Flo.

As I just saw it in the post above, I don't like "fougere".  It sounds vaguely dirty.

Oh those French...Personally I prefer fougere to fern - Fern to me evokes images of a woman with a beehive hairdo and cats eye glasses.  Apologies to anyone with a special Fern in their life

I grew up in Oregon so I think of the nice green plants and clean air.  What you're describing there is a Flo.

Yeah, I think you're right

I love ferns too -fougere is partly marketing like listing aqua as an ingredient instead of water. For me aqua is what the cement finishers shout to their co-workers when they need more water.

It's good because it lathers easily.

No it's good if it's good. Lathering easily means it lathers easily. I can think of 10 things that lather easily and stink

Once again - PLEASE stop using the word "unobtainium," especially when offering sale or trade items that by any definition are NOT unobtainium.

For me, it's "den clearing". You know that sale, no matter how many soaps and brushes it contains, doesn't come anywhere close to clearing even half of your collection. Haha

I like it.
It is so appropriate and --- humble.

The most overused word is........"efficient".

"aggressive" it somehow rubs me the wrong way

I don't like the term "wet shaving", it annoys the crap out of me. Most shaving is wet shaving. Even an electric shaver can be considered "wet shaving".
I much prefer traditional shaving.