(05-05-2020, 01:40 AM)ExtraProtein Wrote:Beautiful lather
WHOLLY KAW / King of Bourbon
Darn, following Bouki is not something anyone likes to do and I’m horrible at describing most things!
Wholly KAW never disappoints, the bufala base is impeccable protection. I used a Level 2 OC too for my Kentucky Derby Day shave. Scent is a spicy ginger, splash of bourbon and a fragrant vanilla. Lather is luxurious and I never feel like I need a splash or balm after WK or GD. Skin always feels soft and hydrated.
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Opuntia v. (Saponificio Varesino) bergamot, black currant, pineapple, birch, rose, jasmine, moss, patchouli, vetiver
I spend way too much time figuring out which soap to use. Each morning I marshal my tubs by weight, size, scent, country of origin, estimated shaves left, cost per shave, last use, age, and so on, and so forth. I harbor this vain hope that some combination of data or permutation of sorting will lead me to the perfect shave soap. I haven't found that method yet, and the hunt for it is probably just misspent effort, since what I'm really looking for is a soap that will give me unbridled delight every time I dip my brush into it. Alas, there's no easy way to measure or predict the pleasure a product gives. But if there were, this tub of soap would be striking all the bells and tooting all the whistles. Offering a bright cheerful scent couched in a luscious lather that serves, protects, and then finishes clean, triple-milled Opuntia – handsomely housed in well-crafted tin that doesn't corrode even in the saltiest climate – is built to last without degradation. Some say it smells like Aventus, but to me it smells like joy in the morning.
I spend way too much time figuring out which soap to use. Each morning I marshal my tubs by weight, size, scent, country of origin, estimated shaves left, cost per shave, last use, age, and so on, and so forth. I harbor this vain hope that some combination of data or permutation of sorting will lead me to the perfect shave soap. I haven't found that method yet, and the hunt for it is probably just misspent effort, since what I'm really looking for is a soap that will give me unbridled delight every time I dip my brush into it. Alas, there's no easy way to measure or predict the pleasure a product gives. But if there were, this tub of soap would be striking all the bells and tooting all the whistles. Offering a bright cheerful scent couched in a luscious lather that serves, protects, and then finishes clean, triple-milled Opuntia – handsomely housed in well-crafted tin that doesn't corrode even in the saltiest climate – is built to last without degradation. Some say it smells like Aventus, but to me it smells like joy in the morning.
(This post was last modified: 05-06-2020, 01:46 AM by TommyCarioca.)
Tuesday
Stirling Nag Champa
This soap fragrance clings for hours. It has really grown on me. The more I use it, the more I like it. Reminds me of the 60's - record stores where Nag Champa incense burns and zeppelin pounds through speakers mounted in corners of the shop. Bang a gong.....
Stirling performance is remarkable by the way - and I hate following The BOUKI's posts.
Have a good hump day and see you tomorrow
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Stirling Nag Champa
This soap fragrance clings for hours. It has really grown on me. The more I use it, the more I like it. Reminds me of the 60's - record stores where Nag Champa incense burns and zeppelin pounds through speakers mounted in corners of the shop. Bang a gong.....
Stirling performance is remarkable by the way - and I hate following The BOUKI's posts.
Have a good hump day and see you tomorrow
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