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Good show, Obie, finally!

As you seem to be a stickler for accuracy (or rather, a celebrator of rich, multifaceted linguistical beauty), I thought I would point out a product name spelling error:...

According to people who would know, Baume.be is incredibly similar to the legendary shaving cream by Domenico Caraceni.

I'm not sure how it is now, as I haven't tried it recently, but at least when it came out the shaving soap allegedly had some performance issues (mainly lathering, I think) when compared to the...

Wow. Just...wow.

Unless it's some first batch "De Vergulde Hand", no shaving soap is worth that much.

Meißner Tremonia is a product family that, for me, has it all: relatively easy lathering; great lather; really good skin care and a wide array of interesting, well executed scents.

Dark Limes...

I don't tend to pay close attention to ingredient lists. If something works for me, it works.

One specific ingredient (or its absence) doesn't mean much to me; I have a few favourites in all...

For me, Baume.be performs marginally better in the skin care department; then again, I find Castle Forbes slightly easier to lather.

The differences are so small though, that I don't rate either...

It's good to reiterate that sometimes. This thread is an invaluable source of information by a bona fide aficionado, but still one man's observations. My tier line-up would look quite different, if I...

I think I've said it before, but this is still a great thread. And this quote is a great example of the individuality caveat of shaving: Green Mountain Soap is among the best I've ever tried. For me,...

This thread made me consider what products I use nowadays. I found that I only really use my first tier products. And a good thing too, I like to think, as there are plenty of high-quality products...