Thank you, you really thing the stick is the same as the bowl? I always thought the bowl was different.No, it is an awful soap. It can't create a decent lather, there is no protection and the blade is continuous caught on the skin as there is no glide whatsoever (how's that for a big lie)
But to be honest; The soap is actually just as great as everyone say, it is very nice.
You can still get it though, only it is in stick form, but the shave stick is the same as this wood bowl version. I have checked as thorough as I possible can, and the ingredients lists are the same, the scents are the same, the hard/softness of the soaps are the same and the performance is the same in any way possible to measure.
I think the reason they stopped producing the wooden bowl version was because demand increased in a way that they couldn't meet. As I recall the wooden bowl was originally only available in Spain, La Toja wouldn't ship outside Spain from their web page.
But to me the stick is exactly the same soap as the one in the wooden bowl.
Gents...a quiet moment please for my Shorty's original scales...while drying the blade after the shave this morning i heard a small pop in the towel. She's now coated in silicone spray and in the rescale pile, to be attended to in likely a couple years....
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It must have something to do with that CVH are very cheap, common and dull in every sense of the word. [emoji6]
Are we talking about the regular La Toja stick?
