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That is most unlucky , at least you can still use Valobra.....top soap.
That is most unlucky , at least you can still use Valobra.....top soap.Some skin types are more likely than others to have some kind of reaction to soaps and creams. Unfortunately I fall in the 'very likely to have a reaction' camp
Soaps I've had problems with include:
Haslinger Schafmilch, Haslinger Ringelblumen, La Toya stick, Martin De Candre original, Martin De Candre Unscented, Mitchell's Wool Fat, Palmolive stick, Saponificio Varesino Felce Aromatica, Tabac, T&H Ultimate Comfort, TOBS Jermyn Street, Vitos Extra (Red)
and to a lesser extent, but still somewhat problematic:
Klar Kabinett, Le Pere Lucien, L'Occitane Cade, LEA stick, Monsavon Bol à Raser, Palmolive Classic cream, Speick stick, Wickham Southsea Spray Super Smooth
St. Vitus Dance, Really? I used to get compliments on my Twisting and my Boog-A-Loo, Shing-A-Ling and Greasy Chicken were right up there, but my St. Vitus sucked. Now I know what was lacking. Thanks.Vegan soaps cause blindness, sterility (including testicular shrinkage), hair loss, dropsy, ague, St. Vitus Dance and the "vapors". Other than that, some shave well.
That is really funny. ThanksMark Twain story.
'Oh, Mr Clemens, I have a toothache AND a headache! Can you imagine a worse combination?'
'Yes, Madam. Rheumatism and St. Vitus dance.'
You are a funny man, sir.Soaps and creams seem to react with my bank balance, for some reason they seem to have a shrinking effect on it!
I've has a psychological reaction to certain soaps whereby the performance may trigger a financial expenditure syndrome.
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