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    Default Italian Flloid Blue, and why I love B&B

    So I picked up some of the discontinued Floid Blue aftershave a couple of weeks ago and used it for the first time yesterday. Wow, what a nice finish. This stuff has a generous amount of glycerin, and it the only alcohol splash type aftershave that I can use and not follow with a balm. It's an absolute shame it has been discontinued. I certainly hope the Amber has the same amount of glycerin and finish. Which brings me to my other point, B&B. If it were not for this wonderful site and the open exchange of information, I would have never known about this product, where to get it, and that it was a "must buy" since it was being put out of production. I love this place!!
    Phil
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    Agreed. I had never heard of Floid until I got here, now I use my bottle of Blue almost daily.

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    I acquired some in a trade, and it is really nice. I must try the Amber now...
    T.J. -
    I tried a MMOC once. I've sinced switched to straight razor shaving because it was less dangerous.

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    +1. Never heard of Floid before I read about it here. Now I have all of the AS splashes, the Spanish Floid AS balsam, and I am awaiting the arrival of the Italian Floid Sandolor Preshave Gel from Italian Barber. Seriously debating about whether to get a second bottle of Floid Blue while I can still get it. Great stuff.

    Ben

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    I was procrastinating. You just sent me over the edge, I am buying before it is all gone.
    Regards, Joe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joejitsu View Post
    I was procrastinating. You just sent me over the edge, I am buying before it is all gone.
    You don't want to live with that regret. It really has an enchanting scent. Brings you right into an Italian Barbershop.

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    What's the smell like and where is the best place to purchase some? I generally just splash with Witch Hazel and occasionally will follow with Nivea ASB although that's pretty rare. I've considered getting a better aftershave and have my eye set on Speick mostly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drocu View Post
    What's the smell like and where is the best place to purchase some? I generally just splash with Witch Hazel and occasionally will follow with Nivea ASB although that's pretty rare. I've considered getting a better aftershave and have my eye set on Speick mostly.
    It's a vintage powdery scent. A lot of people liken it to AV but it's much different IMO. First thing I get is a bit of powder and then some slight citrus tones. Not sure where to buy it now though.

 

 

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