I pulled a puck of Tabac from the back of my closet this morning and I'm now wondering why I don't use it more often. This soap really doesn't get enough recognition around here. I wonder why? Smoothest shave i've had in some time.
Many of us love Tabac. However, all the new fangled soaps from all the new fangled small-shops with all the new fangled scents on their new fangled formulae get all the new thread starts.
Tell us how you REALLY feel....Many of us love Tabac. However, all the new fangled soaps from all the new fangled small-shops with all the new fangled scents on their new fangled formulae get all the new thread starts.
Tabac is a great classic and is universally considered as one of the very best soaps among experienced wet shavers. Performance is superb, but sadly the scent is not my cup of tea.
That being said, I have exactly the same feelings towards Haslinger, especially the Schafmilch.
I agree 100%.Tabac is a great classic and is universally considered as one of the very best soaps among experienced wet shavers. Performance is superb, but sadly the scent is not my cup of tea.
That being said, I have exactly the same feelings towards Haslinger, especially the Schafmilch.
Tabac isn't a "secret" - it's one of the most discussed soaps/creams on the forum.
Total hype for a mass market product with a so-so scent, or a popular favourite for its performance qualities, take your pick.
But a secret it is not.
I pulled a puck of Tabac from the back of my closet this morning and I'm now wondering why I don't use it more often. This soap really doesn't get enough recognition around here. I wonder why? Smoothest shave i've had in some time.
I won’t lie, I had to let my puck air out a couple weeks before I could take it to my face. Lasted me about a year with intermittent use, by the end it was a lovely scent. At first it made my eyes water.I'm another who can't get past the scent of Tabac.