#15,181

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Rio Rico, Arizona
Uncle Jon’s “Gravity”. Great smell. Decent performance but a small tub. My 26 mm. Brush is too big for it.


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#15,182

Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Blu v. (Nuávia) ★★★★★ spicy amber

Like many vegetal soaps, Blu starts off frothy, but a minute of swirling and just a drop of water builds a solid lather that you could set bricks with. This transformation from scum to mortar is surprising. I've seen the like with some of Le Père Lucien's recent soaps, but Blu comes together far faster than that soap, and the resulting lather is richer and more protective. Blu finishes dry and smooth, it washes up clean, and it doesn't burn your eyes when you get a little sloppy with your brushwork.

Blu's also got this going for it: it smells really good. Loads of resin, incense, spice, and vanilla create a dark, rich, comfortable amber that makes for an excellent evening shave. Superb for fall and winter, it may be a little much in the warmer months of the year. Try pairing it with Gallivant's Istanbul or Serge Lutens' Ambre Sultan. They're both herby ambers with a nice pinch of spice.
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#15,183

expert shaver
Panther's Stanley Cup Champs
Ogallala Bay Rum Peppercorns Limes Shave Soap

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Posting Freak
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L&L Grooming - Cuir et Epices

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#15,186
Grooming Dept Sandalwood, Fig & Musk

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#15,187

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
(This post was last modified: 02-24-2019, 07:46 PM by churchilllafemme.)
Eufros Fougère shaving soap (tallow). I am not entirely happy with this - its lather is somewhat thin, unlike that of the Eufros Tobacco soap. I'll try it with a different brush next time.
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#15,188

Super Moderator
San Diego, Cal., USA
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#15,189

Posting Freak
Great performance. Scent really bad for me [Image: 2b02374dfd25327739cb939b28eea831.jpg]

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(02-24-2019, 05:10 AM)Bouki Wrote: Blu v. (Nuávia) ★★★★★ spicy amber

Like many vegetal soaps, Blu starts off frothy, but a minute of swirling and just a drop of water builds a solid lather that you could set bricks with. This transformation from scum to mortar is surprising. I've seen the like with some of Le Père Lucien's recent soaps, but Blu comes together far faster than that soap, and the resulting lather is richer and more protective. Blu finishes dry and smooth, it washes up clean, and it doesn't burn your eyes when you get a little sloppy with your brushwork.

Blu's also got this going for it: it smells really good. Loads of resin, incense, spice, and vanilla create a dark, rich, comfortable amber that makes for an excellent evening shave. Superb for fall and winter, it may be a little much in the warmer months of the year. Try pairing it with Gallivant's Istanbul or Serge Lutens' Ambre Sultan. They're both herby ambers with a nice pinch of spice.
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Super B - +1

I like pairing it with Amouage Epic Man.
Special soap it is!

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