Item Description
I can't believe this soap doesn't already have a review - the cream definitely does, but not this black-bowled little wonder (I apologize if i somehow missed it). First off - this stuff is almost identical to Proraso. If you like Proraso, you'll like Omega, and if you hate Proraso you'll hate Omega.
Price - Inexpensive, and you get a generous amount.
Quality - the soap is superb, the packaging unobtrusive and refined: nice basic black.
Scent - This was interesting. It's not quite the same as Proraso. In my opinion it doesn't smell quite as good, it's a little less refined and more menthol-flavored. I don't know if I could tell them apart blindfolded. It's an extremely subtle difference.
Lather and Efficacy - Maybe a tiny bit BETTER than Proraso? Supposedly Omega contains lanolin, which may provide the tiny boost in protection and slickness. An excellent soap regardless.
Moisturizing - not particularly drying, nor particularly moist.
Bottom line - an inexpensive classic.
Price - Inexpensive, and you get a generous amount.
Quality - the soap is superb, the packaging unobtrusive and refined: nice basic black.
Scent - This was interesting. It's not quite the same as Proraso. In my opinion it doesn't smell quite as good, it's a little less refined and more menthol-flavored. I don't know if I could tell them apart blindfolded. It's an extremely subtle difference.
Lather and Efficacy - Maybe a tiny bit BETTER than Proraso? Supposedly Omega contains lanolin, which may provide the tiny boost in protection and slickness. An excellent soap regardless.
Moisturizing - not particularly drying, nor particularly moist.
Bottom line - an inexpensive classic.
