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    Gentlemen, it was my pleasure to try this evening First Batch off the line of the Beau Brummel shaving cream from Stone Fox.
    The slip was as good as any shave cream I have had if not better!
    The Lather was second to none!
    The duration was as expected of a fine shave cream!
    I can't say enough about it. This young lady has put her heart and soul in this shaving cream for just us "shavers"!
    I will definitely have it in my weekly rotation for sure. It was as fine a shave as I have ever had. For some reason I either stropped this razor better than I have ever before or the combination of the shave cream and Keen Kutter is perfect.
    The fragrance is not overwhelming but at a very nice level!
    My wife said the fragrance reminded her of her travels in Europe on trains, from country to country!
    With that a very deserving thank you to Katie, Taranstone and his wife too!
    I will treasure these samples very sparingly!
    Tomorrow evening will be the next review of three total for three fragrances.
    I hope that everyone else that is testing it will feel the same also.
    Thanks everyone and have a good evening!!!!!
    For those that attended the KC meet You will all understand this post!!


    Ray

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    Thanks Ray!
    I should probably introduce myself and the product, huh?

    Since I got into traditional shaving, my true addiction has been soaps and creams. I love the products and have been enjoying the whole lather process everyday: the ritual of it, the skill and art it takes to make, the scents and the pay off, a great shave. Among those I have tried, I have found several favorites, Coate's, TOBS and I Coloniali for creams and RazoRock, Cella, and Synergy for the soaps.
    My wife has a friend, Katie, who has been an artisan soap maker for some time. One evening, I asked her if she could attempt a soap for my wet shaving addiction. She did some research and found the same formula that many other artisan makers have found and made, bath soap plus clay = shave soap. After more research, she happened upon a 1800's shave soap recipe. Some tweaks and trial and error, she has come upon a magic combination, which is now - Stone Fox Shave Cream.
    i don't know the whole recipe, but I can tell you that it is a hot process soap/cream with rice bran oil as an vegetarian lanolin substitute. As i was testing it, it performed better than nearly everything I had tried to this point. It's very slick, very cushioning and quite moisturizing.
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    I'm reopening.

    Just be careful of sales talk.
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