Here's my list of creams. Recommend me my next purchase!

[Rez90]

I have been DE shaving for about 8 months. I still consider myself a noob.

Here's my list of creams. I want to purchase more to expand my rotation a little. Price is the least of my concerns. My concern is a great preforming slick cream to handle sensitive skin.

I currently own

Proraso
AOS Sandlewood
AOS Lavander
EJ Aloe Vera

I also have DR Harris Arlington Soap which I don't use because I've realized my water is way too hard for soap....although I do LOVE the smell of it.

So throw me some suggestions gents!

Thanks. :thumbup1:

[Leche]

Try Musgo Real and any of the Taylor's creams, especially the Rose and Avocado.

[thatguy1807]

Try Musgo Real and any of the Taylor's creams, especially the Rose and Avocado.

This and maybe some Trumper's.

[reyrascon]

Trumpers and T&H offer samples of their creams, great way to try a few of them.

[Cuttingboard]

Musgo is a must!!! Always produces incredible lather, almost too much!

[gobeavs]

I'll just give my standard answer to every 'recommend me a cream' question:

Nancy Boy's Signature scent cream

/thread

[tmanqz]

Speick shaving cream is pretty good stuff.

[mftoms59]

AOS Lavender- Rich Lather & scent is WOW :001_tt1:

[LinuxMintyFresh]

I'll just give my standard answer to every 'recommend me a cream' question:

Nancy Boy's Signature scent cream

/thread

Correct. If you never want use another cream again Nancy Boy is the way to go.

Other runners up might be Speick, Godrej, and Pacific Shaving. Now to wait for Marco and the Acca Kappa crowd...

[Goggles]

i like ingrams myself. also, erasmic is okay too.
Stevie g

[njpaddy]

I don't think creams can get any better than Castle Forbes. When I want an extra-close shave that's the one I reach for.
(Caveat: I haven't tried Acca Kappa 1869 yet)

[Hayden]

Ive been wanting to try kents menthol cream or maybe try one from the homemade vendors?

[dpm802]

If you're looking for slick, try Cremo.

If you don't mind a non-lathering cream, try Burt's Bees.

[FL shaver]

Musgo Real and Tabac (if you don't have the soap).

[oc_in_fw]

I also have DR Harris Arlington Soap which I don't use because I've realized my water is way too hard for soap....although I do LOVE the smell of it.

I can't address the cream, but I can address this. Either load the brush up longer, or used distilled water for lather. The Arlington is worth both, IMO

[gash]

Acca Kappa crowd, chiming in. I vote for Acca Kappa 1869 (in the tub). Maybe not the slickest stuff ever, but wow.

[CSL]

DR Harris cream is very good.

Bath House soap is fantastic. I have hard water & it works fine.

[Northern Bob]

J.M. Fraser. Any scent. Inexpensive and good.

[Rez90]

Thanks for all the great responses. I'll be making my next purchase very soon!

[LouieGrandie]

I want to purchase more to expand my rotation a little. Price is the least of my concerns. My concern is a great preforming slick cream to handle sensitive skin

Well if that's the case then I would suggest:

Acqua Di Parma
Santa Maria Novella
Acca Kappa 1869 (in the tub)
A kilo of P.160 while you can
Cella Crema di Sapone Extra Extra Purissima

Although not a cream, but since price is the least of your concern then Martin de Candre and/or Creed. Note that I have hard water and Martin de Candre lathers up just fine.

[Marco]

Well if that's the case then I would suggest:

Acqua Di Parma
Santa Maria Novella
Acca Kappa 1869 (in the tub)
A kilo of P.160 while you can
Cella Crema di Sapone Extra Extra Purissima

Although not a cream, but since price is the least of your concern then Martin de Candre and/or Creed. Note that I have hard water and Martin de Candre lathers up just fine.

Excellent list, Louis. :thumbup1:

[miamimoe]

Another vote for Musgo. This is a true classic that performs great and at least for me, has the classic barbershop scent.

[pizzaguy]

J.M. Fraser's Mosswood :w00t:

[Sfbagger]

J.M. Fraser. Any flavor; it's simply great stuff.

Jeff

[St. Ignatz]

AOS Unscented tub. It lends itself to versatility with the addition of a drop of essential oil such as lavender, rose, eucalyptus well you get the idea. A combination of oils will give you a distinctive "signature scent" also.
Tom D.

[DucMonster696]

Out of those choices I would say AOS Sandlewood.

[daverasi]

+1 on the ADP...my favorite to date!

[dpm802]

The Body Shop's Maca Root cream.

[skydawgg]

J.M. Fraser. Any scent. Inexpensive and good.

+1 J.M. Faser is the bomb cheap too especially if you get the original lime scent, which is awesome! I'm not a fan of the mosswood though which i realized after i bought it, but that's just me, my brother enjoys it though. I'd suggest the Oriental Spice.

[cnnc97]

TOBS Jermyn Street or Mr Taylor

[Slowhand]

TOBS Mr. Taylor
T&H 1805 - by far my favorite cream...slickness, cushioning, scent are all top notch

[litespeedone]

I happened on some Bluebeard's Revenge, and I have to say it's as good as anything I've tried...

Review on shaving101:
http://tinyurl.com/4cby9xv

[Blue Raccoon]

Cyril R Salter French Vetiver
Acca Kappa 1869 Almond
Castle Forbes Lime Oil

[Mink]

Get a 3-tub or 5-tub sampler from QCS. They're one of the few tallow based creams available. Be sure to try the Basilica. They also have quite strong scents so they're good for uberlather.

[kg4ghn]

TOBS Mr. Taylor

The only cream I have amongst several soaps.

I love the scent.

[ackvil]

AK 1869
Palmolive
Godrej DeLuxe
T&H Ultimate Comfort

[dwing18]

Try Slaters Mint or any of the Frasers scents

[Mack]

Try Musgo Real and any of the Taylor's creams, especially the Rose and Avocado.

+1. I like the TOBS Lavender too.

[TonyH]

Castle Forbes Lavender. It's the top of the top tier.