Vie - Long shave stick. Soapy scent, dense protective lather, slick performance. Always got one in my ' pick up toilet bag ' for unexpected overnight visits / stays to friends, relatives, hospitals etc.
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I'm really enjoying using the Semogue soap - I have the sandalwood one. It doesn't seem to get mentioned much on here but I find the lather to be brilliant - almost creamy (I'm not good at describing these things!).
The scent is more sweet than woody so perhaps that may put some people off. I quite like it!
Agreed, it is on the expensive side but it's also quite a big pick at 150g - hopefully it's going to last for a while.Massive +1 to this!
I have the Semogue Lavender and its a great soap; easy to lather, very protective, good slickness and top notch post-shave feel. The lavender scent reminds me a bit of MdC; herbal and woody.
(I suspect the soap would get more love if it was £5-10 cheaper)
Figured you were winding me up lolDon't follow you?
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Not tried 1912? Pm me good sir and il send you a sampleI'd say LPL is well-regarded, as are Soap Commander, Reef Point (if mentioned less often) and Sir Hare (though the only one I'd tried didn't do much for me).
Many of those are US artisans so perhaps aren't talked about as much because of availability issues.
Wickham certainly deserves a mention (not tried 1912 yet1912 is great stuff and the old SS was top notch). As do the UK's other artisans (and no doubt other countries). Though most get plenty of love on here.