Underrated Shaving Stuff

Nivea shave cream in metal tube. Available in your local brick and mortar such as Target.

Just posted this in another thread and I agree 100%

Parker Pure Badger brush, the one with the metal bottom.

It can be a bit scritchy but the splay, density and backbone is very nice. This is my first brush, at first I didn't appreciate it as much, but as my collection grew and I have acquired more popular brushes, this one in my opinion can hold it's ground.

It's not soft but something about it is just very luxurious. I will try to get their Silvertip.

Kiss My Face and Palmolive creams are probably the most underrated software products.

Para Depois De Barbear 444 balm,for folks with sensitive skin who like AS splash but are too drying.This will work wonders for you!Just add a pea sized dollup to your fav splash,mix in your hands and apply.Can be used alone or even as a pre shave(I have never used it this way).A little goes a long way.

I've definitely come back around to TOBS recently. I will say that the Pepermint smells great, and it's one that my wife uses regularly.

Vintage brushes. I bought an original old spice boar brush and it's a great feeling knot.

The old Schick injectors could use a bit more love I think.
Nivea AS Balm
Barbasol Blue AS splash - great menthol kick, love it!
American Made Straight Razors in general.
All that pops into my head ATM.

Reef Point Shave Soap
Great performance and lasts well.

Chatillon Lux - There is very little information about them in other forums.  I learned about their aftershaves by lurking in this site.

Sudsy Soapery -  After Nuavia and Pure20, this is best soap I have used.  This is surprising since this soap is dirt cheap.

Chatillon Lux - There is very little information about them in other forums.  I learned about their aftershaves by lurking in this site.

Sudsy Soapery -  After Nuavia and Pure20, this is best soap I have used.  This is surprising since this soap is dirt cheap.

Pinging hawns , have you ever heard of/used Sudsy Soapery products? They're in STL.