UK artisan soap makers?

[onotoman]

Thanks for the clarification; two UK makers' Signatures to choose from, which can't be bad.

Hi Guys,

I'm a soap and straight razor making Brit living in New Zealand. You can see the soaps here:
www.aucklandrazor.com.

You can also buy our soaps via Executive Shaving in UK too.

Stay safe.

Dave

 

[BrianH]

Yes indeed , I have not tried the Nanny's signature as I think that has Tallow, but the ones Brian makes are up there with the best in my opinion.

Thank you

 

[BrianH]

I think Nanny's "Traditional" range has tallow, but the Signature soaps ingredients list glycerine and shea butter inter alia. It's a bit worrying that so many are out of stock, but, then again, the ranges overall do contain a lot of different soaps, and I guess it's quite a thing for a small enterprise to juggle production against stock against turnover.

The "other" Signature has certainly piqued my interest, which is very timely, as I'm close to finishing off a tub of OSP Bay Rum.

I'm never out of stock for any of my range signaturesoaps.co.uk

 

[Boycie83]

signaturesosos.co.uk

Typo:

Home - Signature Soaps

 

[BrianH]

Hi Brian,

New labels look good! No need to send some out for me but I have another question - I notice on your website that you don't have the smaller size pots, do you no longer sell these?

The smaller pots are in the travel shaving soap section

Typo:

Home - Signature Soaps

Thanks, edited it!

 

[Bob1955]

Typo:

Home - Signature Soaps

Plus 1 on Signature soaps, really good stuff.
Barts balms, tho obviously not soap do some cracking balms and lotions, I edge slightly toward the lotion tho, great scents and a little goes a long way, in fact tomorrows shave is gonna be a SS soap and Barts lotion...

 

[RussellR5555]

Plus 1 on Signature soaps, really good stuff.
Barts balms, tho obviously not soap do some cracking balms and lotions, I edge slightly toward the lotion tho, great scents and a little goes a long way, in fact tomorrows shave is gonna be a SS soap and Barts lotion...

Got to agree with both of those recommendations Bob , 2 of my favourites.

 

[Virgil Hilts]

I've just received my bowl of Essence of Scotland Berry Fields o Blair this morning,lovely scent and very slick forms a nice thick lather.

 

[Bob1955]

Got to agree with both of those recommendations Bob , 2 of my favourites.

As I was reading the post...I stopped and bought another sig soap , can't have too many quality soaps .

 

[Scotshave]

Just used Brian's Signature Capra Goat's Milk soap, and it is very good. I found less swirls were needed on my brush to get a slick, rich lather. Gives great glide and post-shave feel also.

 

[Bob1955]

It lasts for ages too, very good value soap.

 

[Bob1955]

It lasts for ages too, very good value soap.

Got my Glycerine eucalyptus and lavender today ...cannot wait, also a travel size eucalyptus lavender and chamomile soap, I know i'm gonna love the glycerine one

 

[Stonec0ld]

Pinnacle Grooming are UK based and have some pretty decent stuff, some cool artwork on the labels too If that's your thing

 

[Hourwerk]

That Wickhams sounds a winner

 

[zygalski]

Just used Brian's Signature Capra Goat's Milk soap, and it is very good. I found less swirls were needed on my brush to get a slick, rich lather. Gives great glide and post-shave feel also.

I've had 20+ shaves out of my tub & haven't put much of a dent in it. Maybe 1/6 or 1/7 gone.
Great soap and highly recommended.

 

[BrianH]

I've had 20+ shaves out of my tub & haven't put much of a dent in it. Maybe 1/6 or 1/7 gone.
Great soap and highly recommended.

Glad you like it. A tub used every day should last about a year. As I tell prospective customers at Artisan Markets “Much more economical than that foamy stuff in a tin and better for your skin.”