Yes !!!and then some; horror in a polystyrene cup...
Your face has transformed to goatskin after 20 years...
But i guess somebody has to like it in order to keep the manufacturing going !
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Most popular soap in your country
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That sure looks like a 20-year beard Eelco! 
I would definitely start with all the preshaves you can get!
I would definitely start with all the preshaves you can get!
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La Toja belongs to the Henkel Group an Lea to the Lascaray family company, but it might be as you say.
Regards.
Yeah, they moved soap manufacturing to Poland as soon as they bought the company. The only thing that remained 'spanish made' was the stick, but the production was subcontracted to Lascaray group (LEA). Stoopid global economy.
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Hi, Bleach,
Astonishing your sector knowledge. I absolutely ignored all of this mess. Unlike your respectable criteria, I think that that globalization could have some positive aspects. Think of it. Instead of having disappeared, companies and interest merging allow us to keep on enjoying these brands.
Be well, Bleach.
In Holland probabely Vergulde Hand
I think C&E (Nomad and sandalwood) and Tabac (both soap and stick) have been the only ones I've seen recently here in Norway.
Haven't tried Tabac since I have several good soaps (MWF etc. from the UK and US) and the smell doesn't agree with me.
Sverre
Haven't tried Tabac since I have several good soaps (MWF etc. from the UK and US) and the smell doesn't agree with me.
Sverre
Nah, I was just venting my aversion to big corps, he he. In fact, global economy has its advantages. Did you ever dream ten years ago that you'd be able to buy Indian soap, Italian creams, Spanish sticks or English aftershaves and have them delivered to your door??
About my knowledge, I owe credit to another Spanish member here: du212. He knows lots more about shaving stuff than I'll be able to forget in ten years.
I think the most common products used in France are
Monsavon soap
La Maison du Barbier cream and soap
Palmolive cream
Williams cream
Monsavon soap
La Maison du Barbier cream and soap
Palmolive cream
Williams cream
In the U.S, some kind of foamy, gel-like, cheap cologne smellin', goopy dreck is probably the most popular. Certainly not what you see around these parts...
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