Master Bay Rum

If you are on the fence trying to decide whether or not to try it, go ahead and spend the 8 bucks and get a bottle of Masters Bay Rum.

Sure, it doesn't have the pungent spice-kick of Ogalalla or Pinaud, but it isn't faint smelling either. It lasts as long as an AS should. Its a clean bay rum smell.

It has glycerin in it, and I believe this is why it doesn't tighten your face up too much. Very moisturizing for a bay rum. Low alcohol content, almost no burn. This is a +.

It has worked great everytime, and I really think this stuff is good at fighting razor burn. Don't get it for a cooling sensation, there is none.

Hopefully I can run across more Master's products. I now know why you can find these bottles at so many traditional barbershops. It's great stuff. Try it

Don't let the smell out of the bottle fool you, like I did. I passed on this bottle at Sally's when I first bought a large bottle of Pinaud Clubman's which sets next to it in the store. Once I started reading some glowing praises on B and B, I decided to try it. I have not been disappointed one bit. Good moisturizing qualities for a splash. Love the scent. The bottle will last for years considering how much I rotate aftershaves, and how big the bottle is. Not as spicy a scent combination as Clubman's. Reminds me more of Ogalalla, except not hot to the face.

Jeff

bokaba;961256 said:

A true classic bay rum that I suspect would please the likes of Ernest Hemingway and Teddy Roosevelt. This is what an aftershave should be like--bracing and soothing at the same time. The glycerin and real bay oil are wonderful--although I wish it had a shot of menthol. The scent is complex--not something one would expect from a plastic bottle. Its around 10 at Sally Beauty and even though I feel out of place at Sally Beauty I will brave going there for Master and Clubman products.

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I agree with the above. A very good, quality product.