Strongly-scented creams and soaps

[mretzloff]

I just used my newly-purchased C&E Nomad shaving cream (another result of full blown SCAD) and thought the scent was strong, but very nice.

Please least any creams or soaps that are just as or more strongly-scented.

[Groundhog]

Any of QED's glycerin soaps......Charles doesn't skimp on the essential oils in his stuff. I like his B&B blend.

[mretzloff]

Any of QED's glycerin soaps......Charles doesn't skimp on the essential oils in his stuff. I like his B&B blend.

Eh, what does QED stand for? Is QEDUSA.com the place to order it?

[Dandaw17]

I just used my newly-purchased C&E Nomad shaving cream (another result of full blown SCAD) and thought the scent was strong, but very nice.

Please least any creams or soaps that are just as or more strongly-scented.

Nomad is my favorite soap. I find myself smelling that stuff just for the heck of it:thumbup:

[mretzloff]

I find myself smelling that stuff just for the heck of it:thumbup:

Ok, good. Now I know I'm not the only one who does that.

[Joshua Da Silva]

Ok, good. Now I know I'm not the only one who does that.

I do it too!:biggrin1:

[jazzman]

I do it too!:biggrin1:

Me, too. If you can find their recently discontinued Sienna or Sandalwood, they're pretty strong, too.

TOBS Mr. Taylor's is potent, but smells a little synthetic to me. If you're truly fearless, try Cyril R. Salter's French Vetiver. I like it, but it's probably not for everyone.

[Giant]

A lot of the Mama Bear soaps have a great, strong scent. Also, Musgo is fairly strong, and Proraso has been known to make eyes water.

[waterbear]

KMF Patchouli can time travel you to a Dead concert in the 70's!:a39:

[Mike V]

Ogallala Bay Rums have very healthy scents.

[kingfisher]

I love the scents of the T&H creams, but they're probably not as strongly scented as the C&E Nomad stuff.

[Groundhog]

Eh, what does QED stand for? Is QEDUSA.com the place to order it?

Yes, sorry. That is Charles' famously lacking website. Go to www.qedusa.com and look for the "other fabulous products" link in the lower left.

[Stubblefield]

Well, there is Tabac, of course.

EJ/Muhle creams are loaded with scent, as are AOS creams. Soaps, not so much.

Oddly, the scent of Penhaligons' English Fern is not overpowering, but lasts as long as any of the others I have mentioned.

[strat1117]

KMF Patchouli can time travel you to a Dead concert in the 70's!:a39:

That's the one I want!!!!!! :smile::001_smile:w00t:

:badger:

[studman46]

Love Nomad and Sienna scent. My TOBS Sandlewood and St. James are strongly scented but nice, also. Like em' all.

[Rudy Vey]

Me, too. If you can find their recently discontinued Sienna or Sandalwood, they're pretty strong, too.

TOBS Mr. Taylor's is potent, but smells a little synthetic to me. If you're truly fearless, try Cyril R. Salter's French Vetiver. I like it, but it's probably not for everyone.

Just picked up the Nomad yesterday myself with the 50% off coupon someone had mentioned and posted here - thanks, btw. They had both the Sienna and the Sandalwood available as well.

[Gruder]

+1 on Qed. Incredibly strong, without the synthetic scent I get from some other glycerin soaps.

[koso]

Can't let this thread die without mentioning Proraso, which I've been using since the weather warmed up.

Eucalyptus, baby. Nice shot to the olfactory to open your eyes in the morning.

[mretzloff]

Can't let this thread die without mentioning Proraso, which I've been using since the weather warmed up.

Eucalyptus, baby. Nice shot to the olfactory to open your eyes in the morning.

It's great. I actually wish they would make the scent (not the cooling effect) much stronger.

[Ru4scuba?]

Man...surprised TGQ Desert Ironwood hasn't made a showing yet...amazingly powerful scent!