What soap/cream did you use today?

Today in my SOTD ...

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Well why not?  Used to see L’Occitane Cade all the time but then it seemed to get a reputation of persnickety lather and a dry post shave and whoop, there it went!  I really don’t care about what others think though because my face is not someone else’s (lucky ducks)!  I believe Cade lost out because it is a hard puck that just loads slower than softer soaps.  I have always gotten great slick lather and when properly hydrated, a perfectly acceptable post shave.  And the scent!  So perfectly balanced between rustic cowboy and urban gent.  Seems so well crafted that I ought to rustle up a bottle of edp. If Cade is old-skool then I am old school.  Love the stuff.

Lip, it's the Cade a tallow soap?

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Brush and lather - beautiful

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Well why not?  Used to see L’Occitane Cade all the time but then it seemed to get a reputation of persnickety lather and a dry post shave and whoop, there it went!  I really don’t care about what others think though because my face is not someone else’s (lucky ducks)!  I believe Cade lost out because it is a hard puck that just loads slower than softer soaps.  I have always gotten great slick lather and when properly hydrated, a perfectly acceptable post shave.  And the scent!  So perfectly balanced between rustic cowboy and urban gent.  Seems so well crafted that I ought to rustle up a bottle of edp. If Cade is old-skool then I am old school.  Love the stuff.

Lip, it's the Cade a tallow soap?

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I really don’t think so.  Been awhile since I’ve seen an ingredients list.  I believe like most French soaps it’s palm and coconut with Shea as a super fat.  It is on the lighter side of things.  One of the first that convinced me soap didn’t have to be tallow to be good.

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