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I want from a shaving soap, performance that is not persnickety. If hard water, boar bristles, falling barometric pressure, or the value of the yen effect the soap, I am out. I want slickness. When I rinse my face I want to feel my cheeks as though they are oily. I want a cleaner ingredients list.If it sounds like a laboratory chemical closet, it doesn’t belong on my mug. I want a pleasant scent that may or may not linger. I Like a plump post shave but I really don’t care too much about that because for the most part, if they offer the previous they will be ok on the finish. For the love of Pete I don’t know how Stirling gets put in the 2nd tier soap category. I find it’ll hang with all of the big hitters. Today was Ben Franklin and man do I enjoy that scent. How was the post shave you ask? I needed no Shea butter at all.
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(06-04-2020, 08:28 PM)TommyCarioca Wrote:It is similar to WSP Dragon's Blood and Stirling's Nag Champa. The GG has a very slight alcohol scent to it so it's not as "sweet" as the others. Overall, I really enjoyed the scent but the product itself is a "heavy" liquid. It felt like the oils may have separated and left my hands feeling a bit greasy. I did shake the bottle before using it but next time, I'll really give it a good shakeup(06-04-2020, 06:51 PM)HoosierShave Wrote: Wanted to try out a new AS today, Ginger's Garden Amerikesh and knew I needed an "incense"-forward scent for a soap. Since COVID-19 shutdowns, I haven't traveled as much lately and Dragon's Blood has been my choice for travel soap b/c of the tin size. Figured today was a good day to bring it out of the dopp kitGreat looking lather as always - i really like wsp products. How is the marakesh? Any obvious analogs?
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(06-05-2020, 05:42 PM)Lipripper660 Wrote: I want from a shaving soap, performance that is not persnickety. If hard water, boar bristles, falling barometric pressure, or the value of the yen effect the soap, I am out. I want slickness. When I rinse my face I want to feel my cheeks as though they are oily. I want a cleaner ingredients list.If it sounds like a laboratory chemical closet, it doesn’t belong on my mug. I want a pleasant scent that may or may not linger. I Like a plump post shave but I really don’t care too much about that because for the most part, if they offer the previous they will be ok on the finish. For the love of Pete I don’t know how Stirling gets put in the 2nd tier soap category. I find it’ll hang with all of the big hitters. Today was Ben Franklin and man do I enjoy that scent. How was the post shave you ask? I needed no Shea butter at all.Lip. 100% with you on Stirling. Top tier for me, for many reasons.
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