Thread: Tabula Rasa 'Cream'

Has anyone ever used the shave 'cream' that goes by the name Tabula Rasa?

I've heard some great reviews on other websites and also some mediocre reviews. I say 'cream' in quotes as it is apparently considered to be a soft soap...

Also, I can only find just a couple places that sells this product and they are both European, I thought someone may be able to lead me to a better source and give input on whether or not it is worth trying.

Thanks!

Ats

John Locke was a big fan-- at least he sure wrote a lot about it!

It is sold at Lee's Safety Razors. From what I read, it gets good reviews. However, you will only know if it is good by giving it a try. If you do try it out, let us know how it treats you.

Originally Posted by ats200

Has anyone ever used the shave 'cream' that goes by the name Tabula Rasa?

I've heard some great reviews on other websites and also some mediocre reviews. I say 'cream' in quotes as it is apparently considered to be a soft soap...

Also, I can only find just a couple places that sells this product and they are both European, I thought someone may be able to lead me to a better source and give input on whether or not it is worth trying.

Thanks!

Ats

The reason it's mostly only available in Europe is that it's a small, artisanal soap produced by a woman in Germany. I've tried it. I found it quite good, but as it's basically a version of the Italian soft soaps (Cella, Valobra) which are much more widely available and more reasonably priced (if I remember right) I'd recommend the Italian soaps above Tabula Rasa.

I own all three of the scented Tabula Rasa soaps/creams.I really do not know if it is a cream or soap,kind of soft soap.Whatever it is,it is some wonderful stuff.No other cream or soap leaves my face feeling as good as TR.

Paul

the tabula rasa "tee" soap/cream has the best scent in a cream that ive ever smelled. just the i coloniali mango soap smells great like this