Thread: 7 Days: 7 Stirling Soaps, 7 Brushes, 7 Razors, 7 Blades, 7 Aftershaves

Great idea! I'd like to try that lavender sage myself.

I just got their Port Au Prince soap. It's good juju

Let us know how the port au prince is I'm curious, I guess Rob would send a sample if I ask. He a great guy, by the way Lince likes to show his beautiful collection of DE,s just to let us know we need to step up our game! (Kidding). But they are a nice group of razors. Tc

Being a newbie I haven't tried a lot of different soaps or creams. I have use the AoS unscented cream which lathered well. I used CremO Cream a couple of times not bad, but it could have been the amount of water I used too. My favorite by far has been the Stirling Cool soap. Great lather that was slick and made shaving enjoyable, not to mention my wife loves the scent.
Rob

Hi ya Bob, saw your thread @ the "other" forum. Anyhow, with a Stirling start how could you not have a great day. Hella cool that he's a Texan, too! Keepin' it local... My favorites from Rod are the Nag Champa, Violet and I had specifically requested the Noir, so really amped to see how it turned out!

In Christ
SB

Rod & Amanda are the best. I pulled out my Scots Pine Sheep this morning with the mutton tallow. It is one of my favorite Stirling soaps. FYI-The new Stirling web-site is up: Stirling Soap Company - Home It is a big leap forward and very user friendly.

Rod has done great taking the business to the next level going full-time after retiring from the Army.

Bob

Haven't tried the Scotts Pine, but does sound extra moisturizing. So many scents to choose and get through, you know? That and I have some favorites, so... Lince, have you tried the Glastonbury, sounds like a great choice, for me? Of course I wouldn't know unless asking, but awesome to hear Rod's retired military. I myself dont have the honor to say I served but father-in-law was Marine... Anyhow, I'll be using the Sandalwood selection, today! Love those woody aromas.


Have a great day gents,
In Christ
SB

Lince, have you tried the Glastonbury, sounds like a great choice, for me?

I have not, but I want to. I know he went through 3 generations of testing to get it "right".

Bob