You get ONE artisan line and ONE factory line for the rest of your life.

[egh128]

Barrister & Mann and D.R. Harris.

Subject to change.

And change, it has. Mickey Lee Soapworks and Tabac. Final answer.

 

[JayEddie]

I'll answer this after I get the boxes from the soap pass-around.

 

[jdp93]

Stirling
C&S

 

[mlb0926ad]

artisan-Stirling. classic-proraso green!

 

[quasi_in_rem]

Artisan - Stirling. Awesome performing soap and with so many scents, variety would be no problem at all even with just one brand.
Factory - Arko stick. What can I say, I actually like the scent!

 

[spaceboy2001]

B&m
c&s

 

[Lord Fatboy]

Barrister & Mann
Mauer & Wirtz (Tabac / 4711). Until recently I would've said "Klar Kabinett"

 

[MedicDave]

Stirling
DRH

 

[oteixeira]

Artisan - RazoRock
Factory - Cella

 

[Cino]

Barrister & Mann
Fine accoutrements

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Fine.

 

[Jopete]

Artisan : Panna Crema Nuavia
Factory : Santa Maria Novella Crema Barba

too many options for both, if these soaps, creams was not available there are lots of others I could pick from.

 

[IMightBeWrong]

Nuavia. Does Saponificio Varesino count as a traditional soap since they've been around so long? If so, I'll take them. If not, I'll take Tabac.

 

[California Cajun]

The factory line would be Cella and the artisan line would be someone who could make a faithful re-creation of Glastonbury-era Williams. I had the latter from a particular artisan but that person is evidently out of business. I plan to grate an Arko stick with a cheese grater and add citronella essential oil to see if that works.

 

[ClemsonTigerz]

Alright, well I don't know what people mean by artisan....if you've never used a brush before and loved your first crack at it with something like Vanderhagen, that could be artisan to them, lol......I don't know which are factory, artisan or what, but my two picks would be:

Tabac
Williams