Same here, though I just received a 'tweaked' formula yesterday which I'll be using most of the week. Beyond that, I have a stack of Bufflehead soaps I need to use and compile a review post. Or CRSW, which I also have some new stuff.
Thanks @Nishy and the scent profiles are determined from my own Mark 1 Nose.I have tested P&B against OSP on separate cheeks for the last two days. Same razor and brush. I find that P&B does provide more cushion, slickness I find to be fairly consistent. The residual slickness after the face is washed is apparent with both products. Scent wise P&B is definitely stronger from what I own and the lack of sweet lime much appreciated! The bouquet also develops throughout the shave, similar to a high end aftershave, I am wondering where Kerry gets his scent profiles from! As a tester I wasn't keen on several scents provided, however, within the soap it is brilliant!
So from tomorrow we will be continuing with a new soap, I'll be dropping out as I'm away and will be taking high menthol soaps with me. So anyone interested in taking it forward next week step forward
Hi James, the reason behind the artisan v artisan is to help develop and understand the positives of each artisan as opposed to compete and dethrone. To be honest major manufacturers are already well known. With the rise in artisan products its more a case of aiding consumer awareness IMO, as opposed to hailing the new kid on the block every other month or so.
But by using V(ersus) you are implying a competion or direct comparison.
Is that the same as an argument for argument sake?
Depends. Is this a 5 minute argument or the full half hour?
35mins?
