Favorite Taylor of old Bond Street cream/scent

[Kristho]

Hello fellow Gentlemen!

I have now tried (almost) the entré line of TOBS:.
Peppermint, Eton College, St. James, Lavender, Jermin Street, Mr. Taylor, Lime Zest, Tobacco Leaf, Royal Forest and Sandalwood - still have a Coconut sample to try.

I still missed a couple - maybe they will come in the future.

After this test - the ones I enjoyed the most was St. James, Lavender and Eton College - maybe I'm an old soul (of 33 years) that mostly like old worldly British scents with citrus and flowers

Which are your favorites?

 

[Trollky]

My favorite is Sandalwood primarily because it is the only remaining scented hard puck they still make. Alas, Lavender, St. James etc. were discontinued some time ago.

 

[Kristho]

My favorite is Sandalwood primarily because it is the only remaining scented hard puck they still make. Alas, Lavender, St. James etc. were discontinued some time ago.

Are you sure? I can still find Lavender and St. James cream on their website and at my local shaving webshop?

 

[lasta]

My favourite used to be Eton college. But ever since the formula/scent/supplier change, Eton college took a nosedive. Bright, fresh oranges are now muted, replaced by the overwhelming presence of synthetic musk.

Favourite now would probably be Tobacco Leaf. If we count flankers, then Piccadily Lime would be my number 1.

 

[Trollky]

Are you sure? I can still find Lavender and St. James cream on their website and at my local shaving webshop?

I was referring to the triple milled hard soap pucks. Back in the day each scent was available in both cream and puck. Only Sandalwood remains available in both formats.

 

[Kristho]

I was referring to the triple milled hard soap pucks. Back in the day each scent was available in both cream and puck. Only Sandalwood remains available in both formats.

Oh yes, makes sense - thank you for clearing that up.

 

[Trollky]

Oh yes, makes sense - thank you for clearing that up.

No worries

 

[Fordfather]

Cedarwood

 

[Shaun asleep]

St James all the way for me. I tried Eton college, Mr Taylor's, pepermint,sandalwood and ceder.
St James was the only one that made me want to buy the splash. And I did, bit it was hard to find.

Alsof very impressed by the creams performance. Pretty decent price wise too.

 

[TDKBeloushi]

 

[Kristho]

St James all the way for me. I tried Eton college, Mr Taylor's, pepermint,sandalwood and ceder.
St James was the only one that made me want to buy the splash. And I did, bit it was hard to find.

Alsof very impressed by the creams performance. Pretty decent price wise too.

St. James was really good - I must try the splash as well

 

[Kristho]

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That's not bad either. Not really my style, but pretty good.

 

[sarimento1]

Sir Kristho, congrats on exploring the many TOBS creams!
They are great!
(And you're just a young whippersnapper!! Enjoy!!)

 

[Hairy Callahan]

Tobacco Leaf.

 

[Mustard Seed]

Grapefruit and Mr Taylor's

 

[Virgil Sollozzo]

Hello fellow Gentlemen!

I have now tried (almost) the entré line of TOBS:.
Peppermint, Eton College, St. James, Lavender, Jermin Street, Mr. Taylor, Lime Zest, Tobacco Leaf, Royal Forest and Sandalwood - still have a Coconut sample to try.

I still missed a couple - maybe they will come in the future.

After this test - the ones I enjoyed the most was St. James, Lavender and Eton College - maybe I'm an old soul (of 33 years) that mostly like old worldly British scents with citrus and flowers

Which are your favorites?

Royal Forest, St. James, Coconut...I detest Sandalwood (not just TOBS, all Sandalwood)

 

[reformedshavr]

Mr Taylors, Eton College, and Royal Forest are my favorites and have the matching aftershaves

-- I also use St James fragrance as a spring/summer cologne. (I think it would be too strong as an aftershave)

 

[Lightcs1776]

I really enjoyed the sandalwood and cedar, but I tend to love woodsy scents, including evergreen and pine.