Boots Original Bay Rum

How rude of you, pedro083! I'm on a tight budget at the moment. But thanks for your input. :roll:

 
Benjamin's Bay Rum is the best I've used.

Couple of quid for a big bottle.

Buy it from those shops and market stalls that sell West Indian groceries and/or hair products.
 

But you never said that you said they were "Blimey those bottles are a bit pricey" I was correcting you that they were not pricey they are a ok price for aftershave, there is some cheaper and some a lot more exspensize, maybe you should be a bit more clear in what you say, seems the verbal diarrhoea is all merging together and creating confusion,(Hell if I am being called rude might as well be) :lol:
 
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But you never said that you said they were "Blimey those bottles are a bit pricey" I was correcting you that they were not pricey they are a ok price for aftershave, there is some cheaper and some a lot more exspensize, maybe you should be a bit more clear in what you say, seems the verbal diarrhoea is all merging together and creating confusion,(Hell if I am being called rude might as well be) :lol:[/quote]

They are pricy to me at the moment. Still, no need for rudeness.
 
Cheers Joe, I'll look into it.

joe mcclaine said:
Benjamin's Bay Rum is the best I've used.

Couple of quid for a big bottle.

Buy it from those shops and market stalls that sell West Indian groceries and/or hair products.
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Dylan

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They sell Pinaud Bay Rum for £5.29 a bottle.

The Ogallala Bay Rum, I have found to be very good. I have only tried Ogallala and Pinaud, but it's Ogallala out of the two any day.

I have heard about Bay Rum used as a hair tonic.
 
Cheers fella.

 
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