Thread: Cella first try

I'm a fan of the Cella Sapone Extra Extra Purissima 1kg block, for some reason not the red tub.

Solid performer, great value and I use it as my shave test soap.

Yes, you can get more cushion and glide from other soaps as you climb the soap & cream food chain..
But Cella has a spot in my primary basket O soaps...

Smooth Shaving...

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

I don't use it anymore myself ,, but I did find it to make a nice lather and good glide . At its price it's a good buy, if that's all you want, I have too found much better soaps , but you just have to pay for it, now one that Is Still in my rotation is Tabac , and Institute Karitte small price Great lather, But seeing how I don't make soaps I still find my MDC to be one of the best and I do see the benefits of the extra money spent Tc

Excuse me but what's MDC stand for? I'm still a newbie lol. Gino

MDC

Savons - Savonnerie Martin de Candre

MDC is to shaving soap.....what Coors was to Beer back in the 70's. If your old enough to remember...no one East of the Mississippi could get their hands on Coors Beer.....and you always want ...what you can't get....and when you get it,you think it's the BEST EVAH....just like MDC.

I have the Cella in a red tub, and it does nothing for me. Not bad, just not great. YMMV

Originally Posted by nessmuck

MDC is to shaving soap.....what Coors was to Beer back in the 70's. If your old enough to remember...no one East of the Mississippi could get their hands on Coors Beer.....and you always want ...what you can't get....and when you get it,you think it's the BEST EVAH....just like MDC.

Ummmm, MDC is a lot better soap than Coors ever was beer.

MDC = Mighty Durn Costly

Not once you use it!

Originally Posted by Utopian

Ummmm, MDC is a lot better soap than Coors ever was beer.

Never considered Coors a beer back then.

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

Never considered Coors a beer back then.

Bob

Now Bob, it's a pretty decent beer except for that one missing quality - flavor.
(If you really want to strain the imagination, contemplate this phrase: "Coors Light.")


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