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    I've got a Turkish grocery store nearby that has great ethnic food, and carries quite a few shaving supplies. I have to look for the kapo cream next time I'm stocking up on my yogurt. I also by my PeReJa Lemon cologne there .. A very nice aftershave splash, BTW.

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    As promised,
    I managed to get my hands on a tube of Kapo. It was cheap, but had to pay the same again for shipping so ended up being £3.90 or so for a tube.

    Boxing and tubing is cheap and flimsy. If you care about that sort of thing

    Scent - pleasant powdery smell, but really not a strong scent. On lathering the scent was largely lost to my nose.

    Easy to lather, produced a wonderful slick lather.

    Will be buying this again, without hesitation. If it was stocked at a local corner shop, I would buy their entire stock.

    They also do a sensitive skin version which I would like to try. The Kapo Classic did not injure my sensitive face in any way at all, but it would be nice to compare.

    I have a competitor for Tabac

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damo View Post
    As promised,
    I managed to get my hands on a tube of Kapo. It was cheap, but had to pay the same again for shipping so ended up being £3.90 or so for a tube.

    Boxing and tubing is cheap and flimsy. If you care about that sort of thing

    Scent - pleasant powdery smell, but really not a strong scent. On lathering the scent was largely lost to my nose.

    Easy to lather, produced a wonderful slick lather.

    Will be buying this again, without hesitation. If it was stocked at a local corner shop, I would buy their entire stock.

    They also do a sensitive skin version which I would like to try. The Kapo Classic did not injure my sensitive face in any way at all, but it would be nice to compare.

    I have a competitor for Tabac
    I have tried the sensitive as well now, in comparison, the classic has a much more pronounced smell (citrusy), the cream reacts the same though

    I bought it on the bay, free shipping...

    Bulgarian Men Shaving Cream Karo Classic The Original 100ml by Rubella | eBay

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