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Best lavender scented shave soap
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Sir, you can try Cyril Salter new tallow shaving soap.
It is a light lavender scent, but a wonderful soap.
Taylor of Old Bon Street Lavender shaving cream would be a nice choice, too.
It is a light lavender scent, but a wonderful soap.
Taylor of Old Bon Street Lavender shaving cream would be a nice choice, too.
AOS Lavender (essential Oil) is excellent.
I tried Cyril salter but was not impressed
Speick shave stick is sort of lavenderesque, minty and calming. Very nice
I tried Cyril salter but was not impressed
Speick shave stick is sort of lavenderesque, minty and calming. Very nice
Mike's Hungarian Lavender is great stuff!
If you live in the U.S try to contact Frank lipani from Ethos he does a wonderful Lavender based soap
Hannah's Dad
I Can See Better Than Bigfoot.
Barrister & Mann Reserve Lavender.
I like D.R. Harris lavender shaving soap. Subtle and clean. And great for shaving!
One of my 'go to' Lavender soaps.
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D. R. Harris Lavender
Ach. Brito Lavanda
TAOS Lavender
A beautiful lavender with a twist: MdC Original (lavender, rosemary, mint).
Ach. Brito Lavanda
TAOS Lavender
A beautiful lavender with a twist: MdC Original (lavender, rosemary, mint).
WSP Formula T Lavender has outstanding performance.
Razorock Lavender (Discontinued?), after a few shaves I realized its a winner but from my understanding sales were not stellar?
Excellent lather qualities with a nice masculine scent of the wild weed or flower, Lavender should be in every ones den IMO.
Have some great shaves!
Excellent lather qualities with a nice masculine scent of the wild weed or flower, Lavender should be in every ones den IMO.
Have some great shaves!
The Castle Forbes one is liking shaving in a field of lavenders .. its not synthetic at all. I am about to take advantage of the Black Friday Maggards ordering to test some of these other ones from this thread.
I love Salter's creams, but can't find a source for their hard milled soaps. Discontinued maybe? Otherwise I'd vote for AoS, or this one ..
Over on r/wetshaving there is a lavender shootout in progress. If you are interested in artisan soaps, check it out. Here is the most recent review and it links to all the previous reviews. The next review will be of B&M Reserve Lavender.
I have used several different lavender soaps over the years and cannot think of one I did not like. Currently I have the new tallow Cyril Salter lavender, old tallow Art of Shaving lavender, and RazoRock Essential Oil of Lavender. I have previously used (and enjoyed) Lisa's Gentleman's Lavender, WSP Formula T True Lavender, D.R. Harris Lavender and Stirling Bergamot Lavender. To answer your question about best and most authentic, I would have to understand what is most important to you in a soap and what you mean by authentic. Several of these soaps are essential oil only fragrances, so I guess that makes them completely authentic. I know that to be true of Lisa's, RazoRock, Stirling and WSP; Cyril Salter D.R. Harris ,and Art of Shaving have fragrance oils.
I've just had a puck of Fine Accoutrements Lavender Pour Homme delivered, I'm yet to shave with it but I'm liking the scent, Lavender, peppermint and oakmoss based on Czech & Speake's Oxford & Cambridge. I'm assuming performance will be on a par with the other Fine soaps.
Per the ingredients list, the hard soap has "fragrance" (i.e. EO and/or FO); per the packaging, it has EO.
The cream has lavender EO, per the packaging and ingredients list.
(Both hard soap and cream have linalool, limonene and geraniol, per the ingredients lists, but these are potential allergens naturally found in lavender EO.)
Great list above!
I suggest Fine Lavender pour Homme (a clone of Oxford and Cambridge)!
I suggest Fine Lavender pour Homme (a clone of Oxford and Cambridge)!