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    When I was learning to lather Proraso was my Uber-Lather catalyst. 15 seconds on the MWF, a squirt of Proraso, and 5 drops of glycerine. I no longer Uber-Lather, but it will produce a great shave during your learning phase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by razorguy View Post
    My next step is in fact to buy a tub of red Proraso, but it seems to be very difficult to find Proraso soaps in Italy with the exception of green and canned foams.
    It is very funny, but it seems to be easier to find them outside Italy. Very, very odd!
    Probably because there's more money to be made exporting it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yves81 View Post
    I wouldn't do that. I would keep em in case of emergency. Never bet on one horse
    What if something happens and you end up with no shaving cream/soap?
    However, there's always room for one more.
    LOL Trust me my friend, at this point I probably have enough soaps and creams to last well into retirement and beyond... and yet I do still find myself buying more from time to time
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    Quote Originally Posted by razorguy View Post
    However, here in Italy it is not that easy to find blue, red and white soaps or creams, whereas the green ones are available everywhere. I don't know why, but it seems easier to find red, white and blue outside Italy.
    Funny enough, it's the same situation at a popular Italian shopping centre here in Edmonton: they only sell the green products, labelled strictly in Italian (no English/French, which is the norm for products imported into Canada). You would think they'd carry the Proraso motherload but that's not the case. A Canadian drug store chain (Shoppers Drug Mart) has a better selection but no Blue to be found.

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    I can get from eBay but with postage a tube is the best part of $20
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    The Blue is an excellent cream, thick and rich, and a pleasing fragrance, but not overpowering. The light menthol is a very nice touch. I have a theory that Proraso came up with the Blue as a marketing response to I Coloniali softening with rhubarb.

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    I just started using the blue tube Proraso two days ago. I really like it, but then again I like the red, the green,and now the blue!! It is good stuff!!

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    I know this is an old thread but I just recently had the chance to try the blue out. Have to agree with the OP's review. I believe I like the blue the best of the 3 available choices. I think it is a real sleeper in their line up.

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    I'm with you Bob. The Blue has become the one I use when I really want to test an edge, because if it fails, it's the edge, not the lather. I've had my best shaves with Proraso Blue, and I've also combined it with both MWF and Arko on difference occasions, which worked very well too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haroldg48 View Post
    I'm with you Bob. The Blue has become the one I use when I really want to test an edge, because if it fails, it's the edge, not the lather. I've had my best shaves with Proraso Blue, and I've also combined it with both MWF and Arko on difference occasions, which worked very well too.
    Same here guys. The safest in my rotation!
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