What soap/cream did you use today?

A&E - The Novelist

Looking forward to trying the new A&E base

Tabac

There you go!

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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Nag Champa is a wonderful scent.

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.

   

You keep on keeping data and in the end it'll lead you back to........ARKO.

Stirling Boat Drinks soap

Today in my SOTD ... Vitos “Tabacco”

Had to do a very quick shave this morning so I used CO Bigelow.  An almond-size dollop with about 5 minutes of face-lathering produced a more than acceptable lather...

Stirling Gentleman