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I've got the sandalwood smells better than no10. Does it work better? Maybe maybe not but its like a placebo effect.Scowley said:Thanks Al, we are impressed with the No.10 but didn't want to risk more than twice it's cost on a punt.Al H said:T&H £18 tubs are better than their no10 range
Occams Razor said:I love the protection of a thick, slick lather that Mitchel's wool Fat gives you.
Dave
Cheers Dick,Norfolkdick said:Greetings
My view is that there is little if any correlation between price and performance, there is however a huge difference in the really nice fragrance of some of the expensive creams.
Is is worth paying more for the fragrance? Every individual can only answer that for themselves, for me it is not.
My take on creams is that Speick is my number one, I really like the scent a lot but it would not be unkind or unfair to say the scent is somewhat odd.
To combine a nice fragrance and reasonable value perhaps the answer lies with the T&H creams. But they will not perform (IMHO) as good as Speick.
Regards
Dick.
Ben88 said:Still don't think you can go wrong with Proraso green cream. When I go back to it after using several artisan soaps it never fails to impress me with its slickness. An absolute bargain IMHO.
My dear dad used what's known as laundry soap bar for shaving, there wasn't anything better where he was.Frankieabbott said:My granddad would put some saddle soap that he used to put on his strop with his shaving soap and plaster his face with it!! He reckoned that if it was good enough for his horses saddles, then it was good enough for his chin.
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