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Today tried Pannacrema Nuavia Rosa, and was pretty impressed with the performance.
I am not a fan of vegan soaps with several exceptions but this one performed great. Both slickness and cushion were good, and the post shave feel was very nice. The scent , although described as woody aromatic, is reminiscent to iColoniali, at least to my nose, and I really like it.
I plan on trying their cheaper original line and see how it performs.
This soap, for me, is definitely in the first tier.
Congratulations, Stefan! The Blue and Rosa are excellent and this just might be the best veggie soap I have tried, next to Jabonman/Eufros.
Thanks Celestino, Jabonman is on my "To buy list" list.Quote:
Originally Posted by celestino
PannaCrema is going to close business and offers some discount to clear shelves. Stocks are almost finished but not quite.
It's a pity because Nuavia and other products are really good.
https://www.pannacrema.com/en/
I’d like to show how Nuavia looks like.
Subtle box with some surface texture. I’d say – original.
https://i.imgur.com/zVZa5Fg.jpeg
When you open the box – Nuavia greets you with a short letter.
https://i.imgur.com/ysuk79J.jpeg
Ticket is made from the same material as the box. It’s bilateral & bilingual with the beginning, a middle - short manual and nice ending.
There's a place for your name, so you know that Nuavia is only yours.
Some may say that all this is nothing, but it is something!
https://i.imgur.com/VHLouOA.jpeg
Nuavia comes from Italy, so the quality seal has national colours.
https://i.imgur.com/xl9Tvp3.jpeg
Here it is and winks ;)
https://i.imgur.com/GFkLmDP.jpeg
And ingredients with description from PannaCrema site:
It is as vegan as can possibly be and it contains a reduced, extra fine ingredient list. For example, it’s made with vegetal stearic acid, coconut oil, shea butter, calendula extract and added glycerine.
https://i.imgur.com/GW0UpE4.jpeg
This is how soap from PannaCrema looks like. I'm sorry, not soap - as the letter says, but Nuavia.