Thread: Bay Rum Aftershave Splash and Glyserol

I'm a big user of aftershaves like Dominica, Clubman Bay Rum and also Cade that is similar but with Junipher instead of bay leafs. To keep the ASS from drying out my skin I always mix a drop of glyserin with the splash in my hands before applying. My question is, and I think someone already mentioned it in another thread. To remove the hassle of doing this every time, could this be done permanently by mixing an amount of glyserol with the splash in the bottle ? And in case, how much ? in let's say a 10 oz bottle of Dominica. Wrote this after seeing this old bottle on the bay.

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I pretty much do 2 drops per Oz

Please do not use the word "splash" when discussing aftershaves.

Originally Posted by fccexpert

Please do not use the word "splash" when discussing aftershaves.

What's up with the attitude? 'Splash' is a perfectly fine word to use, as it's widely used in the industry.

Originally Posted by gugi

What's up with the attitude? 'Splash' is a perfectly fine word to use, as it's widely used in the industry.

By whom and to whom. Using splash brngs to mind those effete AXE commercials.

Originally Posted by fccexpert

By whom and to whom. Using splash brngs to mind those effete AXE commercials.

It would seem that an overdose of AXE commercials has a negative impact on some people's spelling and social skills. You made your point, and I agree to disagree. Good night.

I splash Pinaud Clubman Virgin Island Bay Rum on my face every morning. I'd actually prefer it not to splash so well, but the stuff has no viscosity at all. So, I just splash away.

I think fccexpert might of had a bad childhood experience with a swimming pool or something.

Originally Posted by fccexpert

By whom and to whom. Using splash brngs to mind those effete AXE commercials.

How about:
After Shave / Floris
L'OCCITANE - Cade After Shave Splash - Shaving & Skincare - Men - Products

I can understand that a word can cause you a lot of discomfort, but that's not an acceptable reason to demand others stop using it. You can consider them uneducated, but they are free to be so, as much as you are free to use proper grammar and spelling (...or not).

Whether you like it or not language changes, or perhaps you meant not to use the word 'plash'...

I placed a palmful of Bay Rum plash on my face this morning, and I'll be darned if it didn't plash all over the place.

"A splash by any other name still splatters droplets all over the space."