Yes, of course Bob. It performs almost the same as the PdP soaps: easy to lather up, slick, with great post shave.Have you tried it, @Marco?
Yes, of course Bob. It performs almost the same as the PdP soaps: easy to lather up, slick, with great post shave.Have you tried it, @Marco?
Just wondering @Marco, let's say it's time to reorder shaving soap and you will choose between Haslinger v2 and La Maison du Savon de Marseille Rebel. Quel savon préférez-tu?Yes, of course Bob. It performs almost the same as the PdP soaps: easy to lather up, slick, with great post shave.
I really like both brands!! Considering that both Haslinger and LMdSdM are inexpensive, why choose, Sir?Just wondering @Marco, let's say it's time to reorder shaving soap and you will choose between Haslinger v2 and La Maison du Savon de Marseille Rebel. Quel savon préférez-tu?
In the US, I think you can order from a place in the UK called Edenwood.This sonds good to me.
Who sells it?
Thanks, I was afraid I would receive the standard B&B answerTM!I really like both brands!! Considering that both Haslinger and LMdSdM are inexpensive, why choose, Sir?
In my opinion, LMdSdM complements PdP very nicely because offers a third wonderful scent with almost equal performance. Here in Italy LMdSdM costs €14,90 per tin, so just like PdP, it's both inexpensive and lasts a very long time.In the US, I think you can order from a place in the UK called Edenwood.
Thanks, I was afraid I would receive the standard B&B answerTM!
Problem is, my PdP #63 and Original will probably last several more years, so I might never get to try Le Maison du Savon de Marseilles. I'll have to enjoy it vicariously.
Yes, it's a good match and it does last. Don't expect a powerhouse though. It's a fairly quiet EdT that I don't think would offend anyone. For the price I can't find any faults at all.I have a question for my US friends regarding the PdP N°63 cologne (EdT?). Does it perfectly match the magnificent scent of the soap? And is it long lasting in terms of staying power?