nice i like that scent, i think if we tell lee what we want it will make it happen sooner.
Ok, I love WET SHAVING PRODUCTS brushes, but who loves the soaps?
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nice i like that scent, i think if we tell lee what we want it will make it happen sooner.
I have the Blackbeard scented pre-shave oil; very manly! Would make for a great shaving soap scent.
I've had two tins of the first batch of WSP Rustic soap, the MdC clone. Seemed to be a very nice product. It lathered up very easily even in the tin. A little went a long way, much like MdC (though not to that extreme extent), and it lasted a very long time. I used it mostly to break in brushes as I got a tin in a large lot of soap and was using others at the time. The few times I used it to shave it seemed similar to MdC, beautiful lather but lacking a bit of slickness and kind of drying afterwards.
I haven't tried the Formula T but it's on my very short list to try after I get through my stash. The addition of tallow and shea butter should hopefully help the slickness and drying aspects of the soap.
As for scents, I had lavender and fougere noir. The lavender was a very simple, clean lavender smell without any fuss and pleasing. The fougere noir was supposed to be a Drakkar Noir clone or something like that and it was far too musky and strong for my tastes so I moved it along.
I'm interested in trying the Barbershop and Kentucky scents.
I haven't tried the Formula T but it's on my very short list to try after I get through my stash. The addition of tallow and shea butter should hopefully help the slickness and drying aspects of the soap.
As for scents, I had lavender and fougere noir. The lavender was a very simple, clean lavender smell without any fuss and pleasing. The fougere noir was supposed to be a Drakkar Noir clone or something like that and it was far too musky and strong for my tastes so I moved it along.
I'm interested in trying the Barbershop and Kentucky scents.
Liking the WSP Drakkar Noir very much ... great scent, at least middle-of-the-pack performance. Good price point, as I recall.
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I have some soap from them arriving soon (tomorrow, I hope, I live 3 hours from where the stuff is shipping from, so i might get lucky and have it today if they send it early enough), I so I'll be able to give you first impressions tomorrow
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Middle of the pack performance?
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About black beard line?
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Very exquisite, informative, thorough and well written reviews...what's your go to WSP products of choice?
Yah. Scent wise, it rocks (personally, I like Drakkar Noir). But soap-wise, it's no MDc or Haslinger. It's also not Joshua Tree or Dr. Bronners.
on the order of any average-good ... Say, Stirling. Not that it's LIKE Stirling in composition, just performance.
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About making Blackbeard scent in the formula T blend. I mentioned it to him and more or less was told that maybe someday they will think about doing a limited run on the scent.
You are talking the Rustic line right?
The formula T is just as good if not better than the ones you listed IMOP.
Rustic, correct.
Nothing wrong with it ... one does hear Formula T is better; can't say- don't have one.
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Nothing wrong with it ... one does hear Formula T is better; can't say- don't have one.
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I will defer to Michiganlover for an answer.
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That would seem like a profitable move for them, and beneficial for us if we buy it.
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Ok, you sound like a Congress person talking
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That's a good constructive critical review
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Thanks for taking time to post this..it seems that you had a bad product and received a replacement that was better, but in a fast fashion too. I love customer service like that. Not only fast , but a functional replacement too. I see why WSP as been getting popular .
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