What soap/cream did you use today?

RR New York Shave Soap

Stirling / Sandalwood

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Two days in a row.  I'm really digging this scent.  And th aftershave is awesome.

Love this stuff. It has a great, powerful scent. Performance was awesome, too.

Might have to order it when they restock (everything seems OOS on their site now). Just too many soaps in my den right now.

B&M Reserve Cool

CRABTREE & EVELYN West Indian Lime Cream

Cold River Soap Works  Oliva Honeywood

It really is a pity that Oliva is no longer made. By any of my standards, I find it to be a highly satisfying soap.

Cologne-Fougère v. (Le Père Lucien) lavender, rosemary, mint, hay, bergamot, green tobacco

LPL’s latest formulation features Shea butter. It helps make a hearty lather and gives the skin a lasting plumpness that prolongs the sensation of having just shaved. I’m told that ‘Shea’ rhymes with ‘tea’, though an alternate pronunciation rhyming with ‘day’ is also common. Shea’s scientific name is butyrospermum parkii butter. You’ve probably seen this listed among the ingredients of some of your favorite soaps. ‘Butyrospermum’ means ‘butter seed’, while ‘Parkii’ comes from the surname of the intrepid Scottish explorer Mungo Park. Traveling through west Africa at the end of the 18th-century, Park  appears to have been one of the first Europeans to come across the Shea tree and its remarkable seeds. The French, who followed Park, called the tree and its butter by a different name, karité. That word has nothing to do with ‘charity’ as I once believed. Karité is simply the French pronunciation of the Wolof word for the Shea tree, ghariti.
  

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