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    Gentlemen prefer snurdlers...tub it is!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanjewell View Post
    Just a question...I have a tub of AoS sandalwood and a travel tube. The tub is considerably firmer, but it wasn't always...it dried out a bit vs the tube over time...to the previous poster, was this right out of the gate you noticed the variances or was this over time?
    Right from the start

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHSeifert View Post
    Right from the start
    I figured, and sorry if it was a bit of a dumb question...just had to ask and make sure

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    The only cream I've used from both a tube and a tub is T&H Trafalgar (I'm primarily use soaps so I don't cycle through creams very often)...

    The Trafalgar scent from the tub seemed a tad weaker than that of the tube...

    I merely figured it was due to slight variation from batch to batch rather than having anything to do with being tubbed or tubed. (Of course, if they mix the cream batches destined for tubes in separately (or in a different facility) from batches destined for tubs this could account for the variation.).

    As far as cream viscosity and performance are concerned I noticed no difference between the tube and the tub - they both performed great.
    John

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