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Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
Acqua di Parma Colonia shaving soft soap (original) 
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Sudsy Soapery Uplift

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Go Blue!
#21,304

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(This post was last modified: 05-24-2020, 08:00 PM by HoosierShave.)
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Today was a hot one...especially when you're cleaning gutters Smile  Went with the MITA to cool me off this afternoon

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Wickham Ninfeo. This is the best soap I've ever used. Unbelievably easy to lather, great creamy suds, wonderful slickness. 

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San Diego, Cal., USA
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Declaration Grooming - Massacre of the Innocents   Smile

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#21,308

Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Rose de Pushkar v. (Le Père Lucien) bright rose

After several shaves with heavy tallow soaps, coming back to a light vegan soap is a bit of a shock. Accustomed to thick glossy suds, I was disappointed with Rose de Pushkar's whispish lather. Even after a very heavy load and considerable brushwork, I still came away with a lather that just barely qualified as protective. Why do I keep using this soap? Three reasons. Though Pushkar is no more than just a light simple rose, it smells good, like a cool morning in springtime. Next, if I've been careful with my razor – using the least amount of pressure possible – it gives me a very close shave that lasts all day. And finally, RdP washes away clean, leaving little behind but the good stuff (when the Shea butter kicks in, the finish is wonderful). I just wish Rose de Pushkar did a better job of doing what every shaving soap should do well: protect the skin from the blade.
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(05-24-2020, 07:59 PM)HoosierShave Wrote: [Image: s46yEBN.jpg]

Today was a hot one...especially when you're cleaning gutters Smile  Went with the MITA to cool me off this afternoon

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Beautiful. I am in g'town just north of Lexington and south of Cincinnati. It SAS 85 with 80%humidity. Why was I mulching trees? Great choice!

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