Thread: Everything and anything Coconut!

Ok, I have tried to stay away from coconut scents...but I find myself drawn back to them! I wanted to expand my horizons so I tried many different scents inclusing sandlewood, bay rum, lime, a numer of Colleens soaps, trumpers violet (might as well call it lavender), and a number of different lavenders. I really enjoy lavender, but now that summer is here I can no longer live without my coconut (Im sure like it sounds like Ive lost my coconut at this point). Anyway, the only coconut I have tried is the cream by GFT, which I happened to like very much. I am interested in soaps, creams, pre-shaves and aftershaves that smell like coconut, anyone else out there use this scent?

ClassicShaving's Lime and Coconut soap is quite excellent and has a pretty strong scent to it.

I might have to try the coconut now. I tried the lavender and didn't like it.

I tried the GFT coconut shaving cream and loved it, but I normally only use soaps. I think they have a soap but not sure if it smells the same.

Originally Posted by piper

ClassicShaving's Lime and Coconut soap is quite excellent and has a pretty strong scent to it.

Piper is definately correct on the Classic coconut soap.
It is quite strong. I converted a co worker to straight
shaving. He is currently waiting on a kit from Tony.
Today I gave him an extra cake I have. At one point
he commented that he was ready to eat it.


Terry

Originally Posted by wvbias

Piper is definately correct on the Classic coconut soap.
It is quite strong. I converted a co worker to straight
shaving. He is currently waiting on a kit from Tony.
Today I gave him an extra cake I have. At one point
he commented that he was ready to eat it.


Terry

Does the lime cancel out the coconut at all? I am not a huge fan of the lime scent.

Originally Posted by JLStorm

Does the lime cancel out the coconut at all? I am not a huge fan of the lime scent.

To be honest, I can't even detect the lime, only coconut.
I also ordered a cake of Classic fresh lime. I could only
detect a faint lime scent. To me the lime coconut is
a definate coconut scent.


Terry

thanks Terry