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(04-21-2017, 03:45 AM)wyze0ne Wrote:(04-21-2017, 02:58 AM)Wolverine Wrote: VDH Luxury Scented
If there was no internet and I was limited to what I could by locally I could be content with this soap.
But that would be insanity wouldn't it?
Fortunately, we are not forced to live under such a draconian shaving existence.
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Bishop, CA
(04-21-2017, 02:58 AM)Wolverine Wrote: VDH Luxury Scented
If there was no internet and I was limited to what I could by locally I could be content with this soap.
Yup. I have a puck in a wooden dish on my shelf. Very decent soap.
Tonight I used Stirling Gentleman
-Chris~Head Shaver~
Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Sandalwood (Cold River Soap Works) damp hard woods, nuts & forest earth
The scent is starting to mellow, and the different notes are melding into one accord. A sweetness is coming out, too, and for the first time I recognize this soap’s scent as obviously sandalwood. This isn’t the only soap on my shelf that has taken a month to mature before coming into its own. I enjoy sampling them along the way. Seeing all these round disks of creamy soap on my shelves, I’m reminded of ripening cheeses.
The scent is starting to mellow, and the different notes are melding into one accord. A sweetness is coming out, too, and for the first time I recognize this soap’s scent as obviously sandalwood. This isn’t the only soap on my shelf that has taken a month to mature before coming into its own. I enjoy sampling them along the way. Seeing all these round disks of creamy soap on my shelves, I’m reminded of ripening cheeses.
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