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I'm often amazed that makers of soaps and scents actually read forums like ours. Mostly we never know it however in this case I got an E-Mail from the manufacturer of Sebum Gold. So, I'm going to put...

We must have been using different soaps. Unless the Green has different characteristics.

I found using a classic two band badger to lather faster than with a synthetic. I also found it took way...

The idea is you are supposed to start with a very dry brush just dampened and you add water a few drops at a time. But really any brush that's not soaking wet will do just fine. I guess they think a...

This is just an addendum to the original review since I've had a chance to use a variety of badger brushes with the soap.

Even though they "Highly recommend" a synthetic brush, badger in fact...

I don't know what dictates how a oil will be absorbed or if it's a person to person thing however I find the Sebum oils to not absorb one iota on my skin. I use very little like 5 drops is more than...

Their main product isn't the soap it's the post shave oil. Sure the packaging is fluff. You can put it all in a cheap plastic bottle and probably shave 40% off the price. But we live in a world where...

A picture? You'll have to trust me it's a short list:

in order: Saponified Oils of kokum Butter, Illipe Butter, Virgin Red Raspberry Seed Oil, Essential oil Blend (Fragrance)

That's it.

Actually the jars they use are nothing like Meisner Tremonia. I have plenty of Tremonia shave soaps and A/S products and comparing the two is like comparing a Buick to a Mercedes 500 class.
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Well, they are marketing an expensive product and when you do that you have to justify the price somehow so you push the packaging and presentation and production. They are no different than any...

So, back in Boston there is this outfit branding itself as a luxury shave goods maker with a line of soaps and post shave oils. They tout all natural ingredients and different ingredients.

The...