1805
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Scswalex said:
That's the No.10 not the 1805.
In response to the OP's question, absolutely worth it. I think it is T&H's best selling cream so make of that what you will. I love the stuff.
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Smells great, performs brilliantly & a little goes a long way.
What's not to like?
What's not to like?
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1805 is the only cream I use regularly in my rotation, the rest are soaps. Performs well and has a heavenly, complex scent. Great cream for spring and summer. Go for it!
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T&H creams are top line for me I've got the Grafton out in my rotation, love the scent . The 1805 is waiting in my stock 
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I use T&H creams for 'treat' shaves - they are very luxurious. I have 1805 and Trafalgar, both perform really well, and have great scents
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Is your Trafalgar a lot more firm than your 1805?
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Yes, my Trafalagr is quite a bit firmer than the 1805 - only just noticed that!
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joe mcclaine
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I've been thinking of getting some 1805 for a while.
I'm in London on Thursday, so I suppose it'd be rude not to.
I'm in London on Thursday, so I suppose it'd be rude not to.
1805 cream and the ASB are awesome. I've just re-ordered a fresh tub of the cream and it arrived today.
I've read some mixed reviews about the shaving soap on some US forums though - does anyone on thus forum have any direct experience of using it at all.
If so, how well does is compare to other triple milled soaps?
I've read some mixed reviews about the shaving soap on some US forums though - does anyone on thus forum have any direct experience of using it at all.
If so, how well does is compare to other triple milled soaps?
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Best cream I've ever owned, I'm a long term fan and currently halfway through my third tub. Luxurious lather with nil effort and possibly the nicest smelling soap there is.
^^ @ Ajc: The hard soap requires harder work, as you'd probably expect. It takes a pre soak, a long loading (up to a minute) and a bit of the old know how to get it performing but it shouldn't be a challenge to anyone with experience of properly hard soaps. I've had 2 T+H luxury hard soaps (original) and one 1805 and they perform the same, the smell of both is divine and I love them. When I have the time to lather properly that is.
I expect the criticism on some forums comes from people used to softer soap pucks, it does dry to near marble hardness.
^^ @ Ajc: The hard soap requires harder work, as you'd probably expect. It takes a pre soak, a long loading (up to a minute) and a bit of the old know how to get it performing but it shouldn't be a challenge to anyone with experience of properly hard soaps. I've had 2 T+H luxury hard soaps (original) and one 1805 and they perform the same, the smell of both is divine and I love them. When I have the time to lather properly that is.
I expect the criticism on some forums comes from people used to softer soap pucks, it does dry to near marble hardness.