travel cream

[rac]

hi all
can anyone recommend a small travel cream quite compact in size ,don't want to use bar soap in the sink , been done that route before when younger ,could make your hair stand on end with stuff i have used when desperate while travelling.any answers would be appreciated

 

[hunnymonster]

Taylor of Old Bond Street creams come in 'travel friendly' sizes - 75ml and are not bank-breakingly expensive, or you could go for a 75g tub of Proraso soap...

 

[hando]

i reckon any tube would do or as HM says the small proraso tub.
you could also just put the cream in a smaller container

 

[Stitch306]

Get a tube of Palmolive for a quid. If it's too big squeeze it down the sink til it's the desired size, it's not like it costs the earth

 

[hunnymonster]

Get a tube of Palmolive for a quid. If it's too big squeeze it down the sink til it's the desired size, it's not like it costs the earth

That's all very well but if you're flying and want to take only carry-on, you can't do that.

 

[rac]

hi all
palmolive to be then .
emm like the proraso.
thanks

 

[Sabre]

Weleda sell a 10ml travel size tube. Available in health food stores and pharmacies.

 

[Stitch306]

You can get that Men-U concentrated stuff in small tubes too. I've used it myself cos it came free with one of their brushes I wanted to try. It's not the best I've ever used but it certainly gets the job done

edit : says on the tube you can use it brushless too, can't say what it'd be like as I haven't tried that method. More potential space saved if you don't need the brush.

 

[Zubar]

Depending on how long you are away for try a sample from Edwin Jagger, the are larger than say the Trumpers. I had one ad gave it to my Pa, regret it now! (not the gift but the loss of a handy size!).

C