Then you'll be pleased to hear they are re-formulating their soap as well!
Oh really? That is good news indeed. Well, not so much for my wallet or my closet clutter.
-Mo
Then you'll be pleased to hear they are re-formulating their soap as well!
Oh really? That is good news indeed. Well, not so much for my wallet or my closet clutter.
-Mo
How big is the tub?
If I remember right, Joel mentions that the tub he has doesn't list the size (probably a beta version of the label), but the container looks to be a dead ringer for the Vulfix tubs, which are 180gr (6.3 ounces). Of course, I could be wrong, but the two tubs (Vulfix and Classicshaving) look strikingly similar.
my Bay Rum and Lavender arrived today, and I decided to use the Bay Rum first. As I started lathering a slow warming sensation started hitting the cheeks and slowly upgarded to a full scale burning sensation. Assuming it was the Bay Rum oil, I switched to the lavender, and unfortunately, the same thing happened. I did one pass with the lavender, rinsed off, lathered up salter's wild rose, and the burning sensation disappeared. I figure I'll give it one more go, but I just might react badly to this cream
They are not at all similar. In fact it's the same containers for the Tryphon soaps.
I just lathered some lavender up again today and put a dab on my cheeks and I definitely still got that burning feeling. Anybody else run into this problem. It seems so strange, as I don't have sensitive skin normally and haven't been burned by any other soap or cream.
How odd. And it being both of them, can't be a scent, which is always the usual suspect.
-Mo
I just lathered some lavender up again today and put a dab on my cheeks and I definitely still got that burning feeling. Anybody else run into this problem. It seems so strange, as I don't have sensitive skin normally and haven't been burned by any other soap or cream.