SurfFisherman said:Man, I really wish Charles would offer some of the shave stick scents in the larger screw-top containers!
Charles, how about porting a couple of these scents to the other format? Pleeease!
SurfFisherman said:Man, I really wish Charles would offer some of the shave stick scents in the larger screw-top containers!
Charles, how about porting a couple of these scents to the other format? Pleeease!
DoubleE said:Mahesh
I don't find the peppermint to be the dominant scent in the shave stick. The grapefruit smells great, a very clean, citrusy smell to it.
Jerry
gage0921 said:Out of everything I ordered this is the one im most excited about.
Enjoy! I am sure you will find the Rose Geranium delightful.alchemist said:Jerry, Ron and Sean
Thanks for your feedback. Though the Grapefruit seems divine and quite dominant, i gather the peppermint still comes through somewhat. Therefore i opted to order the Salter's Citrus shave cream and the Rose Geranium shave stick from Charles instead.
Best, Mahesh
The tangerine sounds nice, but I don't care for spearmint - love peppermint. Please keep us updated.rschul2 said:Anyone have any experience with the Tangerine/Spearmint shavestick? I just ordered one from Charles and can't wait to try it out.
Might I suggest hotter water when building the lather? I really enjoyed the scent.. It quickly filled the shave shack with delightful fragrance. BUT, that is why I cautioned about individual sensitivities with the grapefruit mint, one man's meat, another's poison. Do you use a latherbowl? I warm mine and also rub the shave stick in it to enhance the experience.alchemist said:Hi Ron, I do find the Rose Geranium shave stick from Charles delightful, but maybe a tad subtle. Its almost a cross between Trumpers Coral Skin Food and Salters Rose.
Best, Mahesh
That is exactly what I do. It is really a joy.alchemist said:Ron, I'm probably not getting the full effect of the scent as i have only used it for touch up purposes, and did not lather it. After you apply it to your face and lather it with a brush, do you then transfer it to a shave bowl to work the lather some more? The only time i don't lather in a bowl is when i use a shave stick; maybe i will try your method.
I also like to sometimes rub the stick on a wet face, and then lather up a separate cream in a bowl and then apply the brush with lathered cream onto the face; i feel having the shave stick soap undercoating the cream give me plenty of glide together with ample protection.
Thanks,
Mahesh