View Full Version : Trumper's Rose vs Taylor's Rose
Lord Byron
12-21-2007, 11:10 AM
I have now been shaving with a DE razor for 3 weeks,and i find it absolutely perfect compared to my previous Mach 3 and electric razor.
Luckily my father left me all of his custom shaving gear from Asprey's in London,all unique items from the silvertip shaving brush to the ivory shaving bowl.
Unfortunately he threw out his old Gillette DE razor and started using a mach 3 :eek: several years ago,so i bought a new Merkur HD which i love.
My question is this.Since ive started shaving a few weeks ago i cannot stop buying new shaving cream.Unfortunately:blush: ,where i live i have acces just 10 minutes away to everything from all the creams from the 3 T's,to Crabtree and Evelyn,Penhalgions,D.H. Harris,the Art of Shaving,etc...
and i have bought creams from all of them.I have found out that i much prefer natural scents to cologne scents in my shaving cream.I have found two creams which i absolutely adore:
Trumper's Coconut and Taylor's Avocado.
I love rose scented things and i would love to add a new shaving cream,and my choice boils down to this,
Should i go for the Trumper's Rose or the Taylor's Rose?
And also should i try Trumper's violet?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Stauff
12-21-2007, 11:16 AM
Taylor's definitely. If you want GFT rose, get the soap, that is an awesome product. The cream is decent, but doesn't impress me.
kezinparabia
12-21-2007, 11:23 AM
hello sir,
the answer to your questions, get taylor's Rose. In my opinion the smell is better and for the price taylor's is the best hands down. It also lathers very very well
As for Violet, its a hit or miss with guys. I for one bought a tube and absolutely hated it. Did not lather well, and was not protective or moisturizing at all. In fact the lather actually dried off my face on my 2nd pass. But the smell is good, not nearly as addictive as Taylor's Rose or Avocado.
Hopes this helps.
Lord Byron
12-21-2007, 11:34 AM
Thank you very much for your quick answers,Taylor's Rose it is then.
SobBill2
12-21-2007, 11:39 AM
Good Choice!
Norse23
12-21-2007, 12:25 PM
I prefer the scent and performance of Trumper's Rose. The Trumper's scent isn't as sweet smelling. The TOBS is high quality, though, and half the price.
Lord Byron
12-21-2007, 01:30 PM
Well i just went to the shop that carries the 3 T's,but they had run out of the tubs of Taylor's Rose,so i got the Trumper's rose instead.
I quite like the scent,not great but not bad.I'll have to try it tomorrow.
Churchill
12-21-2007, 02:10 PM
Coates!!:thumbup1:
Coates!!:thumbup1:
that's a good one :) now would you be so kind to enlighten us of its whereabouts :lol:
Aztecface
12-21-2007, 07:13 PM
Coates!!:thumbup1:
I've got 2 tubes of Coates Rose and I like it very much. Unfortunatly it is not manufactured any more so it is used very sparingly. The scent is very different from what others manufacture. It's much more closer to the older formulations of Trumper's.
OldGrowth
12-21-2007, 07:29 PM
My question is this.Since ive started shaving a few weeks ago i cannot stop buying new shaving cream.Unfortunately:blush: ,where i live i have acces just 10 minutes away to everything from all the creams from the 3 T's,to Crabtree and Evelyn,Penhalgions,D.H. Harris,the Art of Shaving,etc...
Saying stuff like that around here is not a good way to make friends! :mad:
Okay, I am only kidding, but I am still jealous. Of course, it is probably a good thing I am not in your shoes, or I would be broke by now. :w00t:
On to your question...another vote for TOBS...all the way.
RoadKing99
12-23-2007, 03:53 PM
...Unfortunately:blush: ,where i live i have access just 10 minutes away to everything from all the creams from the 3 T's,to Crabtree and Evelyn,Penhalgions,D.H. Harris,the Art of Shaving,etc...
You have acquired SCAD and may never be able to recover.
blantyre
12-23-2007, 07:09 PM
I have tried both Trumpers and TOBS rose. While both OK, they do not approach AOS rose absolute IMO - this uses rose EO and does not contain the vibrant dye added. It also comes in a tub that does not crack after a few weeks of use and it whips up an excellent lather. Trumpers violet is unique to them as far as I know and well worth trying.
OldSchoolYoungin
12-23-2007, 08:26 PM
When it comes to the rose creams, Taylor's > Trumper's.
Churchill
12-24-2007, 07:36 AM
I actually prefer the T&H Rose over Taylor's and Trumper's.
Can't believe no one has snatched up the one in the Buy/Sell forum.
I think it's getting hard to find in the States.
desmoface
12-24-2007, 07:43 AM
Haven't tried the trumpers rose, but I have a tub of Taylors rose and had a tub of Trumpers Violet. I traded the Trumpers Violet off as it wasn't anywhere near as good as the TOBS Rose. I would definitely recommend getting some TOBS rose as its one of the best values in a shave cream.
Steve
BrianP
12-24-2007, 08:07 AM
My rose cream preferences of all that I've tried (only three):
ToBS > Salter > Trumper
adildhanani
12-25-2007, 11:16 AM
My vote would be Trumper's rose SOAP > T&H cream > Taylor's
TimmyBoston
12-25-2007, 01:39 PM
Trumper's Rose is a better scent, Taylor's Rose is a better quality product.
jwjody
01-05-2008, 09:08 PM
I bought some Trumper's Rose cream last night and used it this morning.
I LOVE IT! I've been using KoS and could tell a difference with the glide of the razor.
I'm already looking forward to my next shave.
J
morajam
01-06-2008, 05:52 AM
well aren't you lucky :tongue_sm
i've been debating buying TOBS rose or avocado. Most of what i've read has TOBS and Trumper's being both very good but TOBS being slightly better if for any reason the price.
gabes_shadow
01-06-2008, 02:12 PM
I have tried both Trumpers and TOBS rose. While both OK, they do not approach AOS rose absolute IMO - this uses rose EO and does not contain the vibrant dye added. It also comes in a tub that does not crack after a few weeks of use and it whips up an excellent lather. Trumpers violet is unique to them as far as I know and well worth trying.
+1
frogman18
01-06-2008, 05:25 PM
I like um both, but if i could only have one it would be Taylors
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