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  1. 12-29-2008, 07:09 PM #1
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    Default Whats a good soap for summer

    I will be deploying to Afghanistan duing their superhot summer months. I was wondering what would be a good soap or shave cream to use while I am there. I understand that some are better than others during summer months. Their summers are HOT so I figured I should shave accordingly. Being in the military I have to shave daily so its not an option to skip a day etc. Thanks for the input!

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    Billy:
    One, be careful over there, Two, Thank You for your service, Three, I like the Lime for summer time myself, cooling and freshly scented....
    My favorite summer Über is Classic Lime soap / CF Lime cream followed with Pussers Lime Splash
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    I like anything with menthol for the summer cooling effect. Prorasso, clubman, etc.
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    In addition to what others have said before, you may want to try soaps that would not be as rich. If a soap has a lot of conditioners, it may clog pores in summer months. Be careful over there.

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    I like either Prosaro or T&H Western Indian Limes when it's hot.

    Take care and stay safe
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    Try some of Mama Bears Mentholated Soaps...Lime or my favorite Awakenings...they are very cooling

    And to echo the others

    Thank you for your service to our country
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    I like Elements of Bamboo. Nice and light refreshing.
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    I'd chime in with the Proraso.Menthol and Eucalyptus.Nice cool feel afterwards,widely available,and inexpensive.Me too on the Thanks for serving and take care.
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    +1 - Thank you for your service and be extra careful over there! The soaps mentioned will work well. Not knowing the condition of the water you may want to take a soap that lathers very easily like the Poraso. Don't forget to bring a barber's hone to keep you edge maintained, or better yet, a small coticule just in case you need a bit more maintenance. A second blade or more would be good also. If budget is a concern pick up a few Double Arrows.


    GOOD LUCK AND THANKS AGAIN!!!!!
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    I hope you have a safe campaign.
    If you bump into an Afghan barber ask them what they use and let us know.
    I would go for a lemon or/and Lime cream or Persian Musk for the evenings.
    Be lucky M
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