Hello!I'm interested in what shaving creams can be found in stores near your home? I would appreciate it if you could share photos and your impressions of the products you have purchased.
Shaving cream, which can be purchased at the nearest store.
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Here are the creams I bought recently.
In brick and mortar stores in walking distance from me is:
-Sanofi Shave (used to be Fauldings Shave)
-Palmolive (if they have it in stock)
-Nivea Sensitive
I like Palmolive the best, the Sanofi Shave smells nice but doesn't produce a great lather and dries very quickly, and I'm not a fan of the Nivea Sensitive smell (or the dimethicone).
That is just mainsteam supermarkets and chemists, not specialist stores.
I live in walking distance of a hairdresser supply store, and they have Wahl shaving cream, I haven't tried that yet. If I go further (ie need to take a train or a tram) to specific stores, I can get Proraso. I have seen ARKO creams at barber shops and some other stores, but that's a rarity and not near me, I usually have to buy that online. I can also get Oriental shaving cream from another barber supply store, they make it themselves.
-Sanofi Shave (used to be Fauldings Shave)
-Palmolive (if they have it in stock)
-Nivea Sensitive
I like Palmolive the best, the Sanofi Shave smells nice but doesn't produce a great lather and dries very quickly, and I'm not a fan of the Nivea Sensitive smell (or the dimethicone).
That is just mainsteam supermarkets and chemists, not specialist stores.
I live in walking distance of a hairdresser supply store, and they have Wahl shaving cream, I haven't tried that yet. If I go further (ie need to take a train or a tram) to specific stores, I can get Proraso. I have seen ARKO creams at barber shops and some other stores, but that's a rarity and not near me, I usually have to buy that online. I can also get Oriental shaving cream from another barber supply store, they make it themselves.
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Within walking distance I assess to Palmolive and Proraso.
In town there is a Truefitt & Hill Boutique and a barber that stocks DR Harris, SMN, Castle Forbes, Speick and a few others. I’ve also seen Arko and Tabac at a couple of Chemists.
There is an online shop that others free pickup from their warehouse in the suburbs. The have pretty much everything else that you could ever want or need.
In town there is a Truefitt & Hill Boutique and a barber that stocks DR Harris, SMN, Castle Forbes, Speick and a few others. I’ve also seen Arko and Tabac at a couple of Chemists.
There is an online shop that others free pickup from their warehouse in the suburbs. The have pretty much everything else that you could ever want or need.
Sorry, I have not purchased one cream/soap locally. I've been very happy to have supplies delivered to my door, and my available variety limited to the whole world.
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It seems that Nivea products can be found on all continents except Antarctica. This cream is also available for purchase in Russian stores.
I'm quite fortunate that my local shaving shops are TOBS, GFT, D R Harris and T&H as Jermyn Street and St James St is about a 45 minute walk away. The creams I've tried perform very well but I do prefer a hard puck of TOBS Sandalwood. To my nose it is perfection 
Easiest to come by: Nivea, Palmolive and Florena. A little bit harder but still stocked at some chains: Tabac & Speick. Once in a while some Arko creams or sticks in an ethnic supermarket.
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Indeed, the range of shaving products in stores may vary from country to country. For example, there are no shops in my city where you can buy goods from Arab countries.
I'm quite fortunate that my local shaving shops are TOBS, GFT, D R Harris and T&H as Jermyn Street and St James St is about a 45 minute walk away. The creams I've tried perform very well but I do prefer a hard puck of TOBS Sandalwood. To my nose it is perfection
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I used to have Imperial Shaving within walking distance and they had everything you mentioned here. Unfortunately, they closed and it’s back to online for me.
our local source of endless number of shave creams....
Went to an Italian independant grocer, and took a snap of the shaving creams they have for anyone curious. They are a few suburbs over so not in my neighbourhood.
Palmolive for $2.75 (they had a lot of this), Shave (currently marked with a company called AFT, previously Sanofi and before that Fauldings), and Proraso Green tube $14.99 or $16.79 depending on which tag you read (my usual place has it for $8.99, but most grocers don't have Proraso at all so this is still a rarity), as well as tubs of soap, $5.25 for a small tub (good price), and large tubs for $14.99 (not awful, my regular place has them for $10, but the going rate online seems to be $16-18, but you're better off getting two small tubs at this place). Aftershaves where Brut, Imperial Leather, Nivea Sensitive and Proraso Green (yes, for $28).
Palmolive for $2.75 (they had a lot of this), Shave (currently marked with a company called AFT, previously Sanofi and before that Fauldings), and Proraso Green tube $14.99 or $16.79 depending on which tag you read (my usual place has it for $8.99, but most grocers don't have Proraso at all so this is still a rarity), as well as tubs of soap, $5.25 for a small tub (good price), and large tubs for $14.99 (not awful, my regular place has them for $10, but the going rate online seems to be $16-18, but you're better off getting two small tubs at this place). Aftershaves where Brut, Imperial Leather, Nivea Sensitive and Proraso Green (yes, for $28).
nivea , Oleman And arko.
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