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    @obie thank you. I was looking to get soap recently and this was exactly what I wanted. Only one readily available in Australia is the Harris. Looking to get the Arlington

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rami View Post
    @obie thank you. I was looking to get soap recently and this was exactly what I wanted. Only one readily available in Australia is the Harris. Looking to get the Arlington
    Rami,
    Arlington is a good choice. I like everything about this soap, from the earthy fragrance to the lather and the aftershave qualities.
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    Well the Penhaligon's Endymion Shaving Cream has to be one of the nicest creams I've tried in quite awhile...for some reason it had an incredibly recognizable scent, had a great presence, my wife and son both lit up right away and remarked how nice it was.

    Just a little bit of this stuff goes a long way, a real full, creamy lather that burst with one of the nicest scents I've come across in quite awhile - this stuff, in my opinion, is Tier 1 all the way and will be a permanent fixture without a doubt - highly recommend.
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    I have a couple of Penhaligon's creams and agree with Obie that the soaps are not in the same tier as the creams. I did a super lather yesterday (both Blenheim Bouquet) and this gave a great result however so might do this until the soap is used up.

    I am reluctant to buy more soaps before I use up a few T2s and below... May take a while to run these down...
    Straight razor shaving is like motorcycling both require full attention and continuos learning and honing of skills...

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    I have a question concerning the Blenheim Bouquet cream for you guys that are sensitive to scented creams...Does it irritate your skin? Some scented creams light my face up. I have had Harris Marlborough cream that was very irritating and Truefitt & Hill Trafalgar felt a bit hot. Harris Arlington and Windsor soaps nor the T &H West Indian Limes cream irritated my skin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    I have a question concerning the Blenheim Bouquet cream for you guys that are sensitive to scented creams...Does it irritate your skin? Some scented creams light my face up. I have had Harris Marlborough cream that was very irritating and Truefitt & Hill Trafalgar felt a bit hot. Harris Arlington and Windsor soaps nor the T &H West Indian Limes cream irritated my skin.
    I am in your shoes, my friend. My skin is ultra sensitive and my beard heavy. Go figure. Many soaps and creams, especially the scented ones, torch my skin. It has been a while since I have used Penhaligon's. If I recall, the cream worked well on my skin. I am going from memory, though, so let's wait for the other users to join the conversation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    I have a question concerning the Blenheim Bouquet cream for you guys that are sensitive to scented creams...Does it irritate your skin? Some scented creams light my face up. I have had Harris Marlborough cream that was very irritating and Truefitt & Hill Trafalgar felt a bit hot. Harris Arlington and Windsor soaps nor the T &H West Indian Limes cream irritated my skin.
    BB did not bother me. But like you, I can't use Trafalgar. It leaves me chemically burned. But then again, I don't like the lather anyway. Unless you are super sensitive, I think you'll be ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    I have a question concerning the Blenheim Bouquet cream for you guys that are sensitive to scented creams...Does it irritate your skin? Some scented creams light my face up. I have had Harris Marlborough cream that was very irritating and Truefitt & Hill Trafalgar felt a bit hot. Harris Arlington and Windsor soaps nor the T &H West Indian Limes cream irritated my skin.
    Like Obie some creams don't get along with me, not had that issue with BB soaps, I know the in house barbers use BB so I assume it is ok for most.
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    So I received my tin of Klar Klassik which I tried out this morning. Superb shaving soap with a very luxurious lather and scent. The frangrance reminds me of fancy hotel soap. Highly recommended and likely to be a permanent soap in my rotation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Badgister View Post
    So I received my tin of Klar Klassik which I tried out this morning. Superb shaving soap with a very luxurious lather and scent. The frangrance reminds me of fancy hotel soap. Highly recommended and likely to be a permanent soap in my rotation.
    Badgister,
    I'm glad you like Klar Seifen classic. And you're right, it is superb shave soap. I love it. The only drawback with this soap is the tiny tin container it comes in. I have mine in a plastic tub from Taylor of Old Bond Street. Good stuff.
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