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Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
La Poire Française (Henri et Victoria) ★ very contrary pear
Of the dozens of soaps I've tried, La poire française is, unfortunately, the only one that has set me alight like a flambeau. That's a shame because I've been enticed by its scent for a long time. It has the air of a perfectly ripe pear, sweet, delicious and reminiscent of the holiday season. In fact, my wife took a sniff and said it was her favorite bakery at Christmas time. But that rich festive scent, for me, is also the snake in the grass. After two passes, I flamed up, and now I look like I've spent a day in the sand at Waikiki without a drop of sun screen.
Aside from my unlucky reaction to the fragrance oils, the soap gave a good shave. It lathered with only a drop of water, and I was left with just a bit of dryness and chafing. But I cannot recommend this soap, lest you, like me, come away from your encounter steaming red like a lobster, still hot from the pot.
Of the dozens of soaps I've tried, La poire française is, unfortunately, the only one that has set me alight like a flambeau. That's a shame because I've been enticed by its scent for a long time. It has the air of a perfectly ripe pear, sweet, delicious and reminiscent of the holiday season. In fact, my wife took a sniff and said it was her favorite bakery at Christmas time. But that rich festive scent, for me, is also the snake in the grass. After two passes, I flamed up, and now I look like I've spent a day in the sand at Waikiki without a drop of sun screen.
Aside from my unlucky reaction to the fragrance oils, the soap gave a good shave. It lathered with only a drop of water, and I was left with just a bit of dryness and chafing. But I cannot recommend this soap, lest you, like me, come away from your encounter steaming red like a lobster, still hot from the pot.
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