Love WTP... Great scent, good performance, and it lasts and last.I started using RazoRock "What the Puck" soap in Barbershop scent that I got in a PIF a few months ago and really like it. Williams is my go to soap for years, so I'm broaden my horizons and trying other soaps.
It doesn't have an overpowering scent but a light scent that I enjoy.
Give it a try, you may be surprised.
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yeah, there are 2 threads going simultaneously with the same question so i'll just copy and paste my response into both of them.... -More info. in this thread. Barbershop scented soaps
+1I really enjoy Mike's Barbershop
I find that every once in a while I catch whiff of what I presumed was a tallow funk in Mike's. I wonder if that's the same thing you are smelling?I only have experience with two barbershop soaps: Stirling and Mike’s. The Stirling is a great soap with a great scent. While I like Mike’s soaps, his barbershop has what I would describe as a mineral smell (not sure how accurate my description is). In this case, I prefer and can strongly recommend the Stirling.
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And a “fine” scent it is. One of my favorites actually. I have to admit I mix the soap with another to get more tallow going on, but that scent... nom, nom!Fine American blend is in the ‘barbershop’ category IMO. The scent comes in a matching soap and splash that work very well for me!
You can add Hendrix to the list. To my nose, they just made it a stronger smell. Still seems to be the same scent.I have found that Mikes Barbershop, Maggards London Barbershop and Cold River Soap Works American Barbershop all smell exactly the same to my nose. I assume that they use the same fragrance oil. I happen to like all of them for scent and performance.
Yep, that seems to be the case.I believe RazoRock has changed the name of "What the Puck" Blue Barbershop to "Blue Label" with the same Blue Barbershop scent.
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I really enjoy Mike's Barbershop