What soap/cream did you use today?

Crabtree & Evelyn Sweet Almond Oil shaving soap (tallow). Great soap. However, these old bowls begin to warp a bit after getting wet over and over, and the lids then don't fit as well.

Trumper Violets soap. Potassium first. Love the scent. Performance is top shelf. Why'd they have to change to sodium first?

Classic 24 v. (Wickham Soap Co. 1912) fruity musky

This is the smell of the morning commute into the City of London, when thousands of bankers, brokers, and civil servants, all perfumed for success, don their super 120 suits and take to the Tube. Wickham calls Classic 24 a barbershop scent from the 1950s, but their label gives it away. The general on horseback as much as the fragrance itself helps us recognize this soap as an homage to Creed's Aventus.

When Aventus debuted in 2010 it had a noticeable leather note. Thanks to IFRA restrictions, its birch tar (the ingredient we associate with leather) has now been toned down considerably so that modern Aventus is not nearly as leathersome as it used to be. Classic 24 seems to be based on this paler formulation. You won't confuse this soap with a bomber jacket, but its fresh musky notes make for a great shave, and it's a whole lot cheaper than a bottle of Creed.

wholly cow monaco

Fine Italian Citrus Shave Soap

West Coast Shaving Chypre (Oleo duck fat base). One of the slickest soaps I've ever tried.

Shaving Shop - Springtime in Paris

Definately not the slickest soap I have but the results are always a BBS shave!

Mike's Barber Shop

Hemingway Accoutrements shaving cream

Route 66 / Barber Shop

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