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hi
what type of traditional aftershave does anyone use eg bayrum ?
what type of traditional aftershave does anyone use eg bayrum ?
traditional aftershave
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Bay rum by:
1: Ogalalla. Not a particularly original "West Indies" spicy smell, but supposedly something akin to what frontier cowboys used in the mid 1800s. Not sure how authentic it is but it's pleasingly old fashioned smelling.
2: Barbershop (our very own Sunburyboy above). Probably the closest thing to original 1700-1800s sailor's bay rum, strong and spicy, I reckon it's pretty authentic.
3: Taylors of Old Bond Street. Spicy, light, authentic smelling at first but doesn't last long. Won't offend.
1: Ogalalla. Not a particularly original "West Indies" spicy smell, but supposedly something akin to what frontier cowboys used in the mid 1800s. Not sure how authentic it is but it's pleasingly old fashioned smelling.
2: Barbershop (our very own Sunburyboy above). Probably the closest thing to original 1700-1800s sailor's bay rum, strong and spicy, I reckon it's pretty authentic.
3: Taylors of Old Bond Street. Spicy, light, authentic smelling at first but doesn't last long. Won't offend.