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    I was perusing the local Sally Beauty Supply, and in the back they had a small selection of men's items, including a tube Clubman Shave Cream (and shave balm, and after shave...). Interested in a superior lathering experience, I picked it up.
    I haven't used it yet, but I was hoping someone here may be able to give some advice on how best to imploy it? Anyone?

    If not, I'll post to this again probably tomorrow describing my experience.

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    Clubman products are the kind of things you either hate or love. A few of their scents I like but most aren't all that great. I've never used their soaps or creams but to me their stuff is kind of low level so I wouldn't expect much from the cream in the performance department. I hope I'm wrong. I would guess you could either apply it from the tube to your hand to your face or to a brush and just work in in. Let us know how it works maybe you've discovered a real bang for your buck product eh?
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    It's funny you mentioned "Scent". I think Scent is something that is completely personal......

    For instance, I happen to like Clubman products......but not too long ago, I sucumbed to a tube of "Cremo" shave cream......used it exactly ONCE, and
    trung it in the dumpster !

    It shaved OK.......but I think a mangey dog, eating rotten cabbage, beans & drinking stale beer could poop out better smelling shave-cream !

    Nothing wrong with ClubmanŽ !

    Marko.........

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    I have a tube of the Clubman lather shave cream and it is actually surprisingly good.
    Again, like most US manufacturers, they assume one does not own a brush. Nonsense. Use your brush with it, and it performs quite well IMHO. Sort of a light mentholated scent, a bit like the Men-U creams. It doesn't smell like Pinaud clubman, if you were wondering. There is a non-lather version also, but I've not tried that one.
    The lather version, however, is very slick.
    Let us know what you think of it when you buy, I like mine.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Markopolo View Post
    It's funny you mentioned "Scent". I think Scent is something that is completely personal......

    For instance, I happen to like Clubman products......but not too long ago, I sucumbed to a tube of "Cremo" shave cream......used it exactly ONCE, and
    trung it in the dumpster !

    It shaved OK.......but I think a mangey dog, eating rotten cabbage, beans & drinking stale beer could poop out better smelling shave-cream !

    Nothing wrong with ClubmanŽ !

    Marko.........

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    I have some clubman shave cream, and I do use it for super lather.
    The scent is far from my favorite, and by itself it is relatively low end. but it does well when mixed with a good quality soap.
    Very good for super lathers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markopolo View Post
    It's funny you mentioned "Scent". I think Scent is something that is completely personal......

    For instance, I happen to like Clubman products......but not too long ago, I sucumbed to a tube of "Cremo" shave cream......used it exactly ONCE, and
    trung it in the dumpster !

    It shaved OK.......but I think a mangey dog, eating rotten cabbage, beans & drinking stale beer could poop out better smelling shave-cream !

    Nothing wrong with ClubmanŽ !

    Marko.........
    This is true I used the cremo shave cream and I like the scent reminded me of a Pina Colada. I guess that is why there are so many different after shaves. Different strokes for different folks.

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    I find the Clubman lather to work about as well as Proraso. It is also a mentholated creme but I think it has a more pleasing scent than Proraso though not as much menthol. Its a more "modern" scent than the traditional Clubman and it does match the scent of the aftershave and the ex foliating facial wash in the same line of products.

    I won't hesitate to buy it again when I run out.

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    Its funny I saw this thread because, I just shaved with the stuff for the first time last night. I didn't find the lather to be particularly thick, or slick for that matter. I then mixed in a dab of HeadSlick(by HeadBlade). I just tried it in a whim and it made an extremely slick, thick lather that did not dry out. It made for one hell of a shave.

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    Tomorrow morning (or possibly tonight) I will be adding a dollop of this stuff to my Col. Konks, in an effort to make a semi-uber lather. Will report after the fact!

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