Block osma

[Nikola]

Hello!!

i bougth the block a wild ago and must say it is a wonderful thing
if you dont have it go and get it.
/Nikola

 

[johsa]

Nothing wrong with Block Osma but there are equally performing alum blocks out there that are much cheaper.

 

[Nikola]

Nothing wrong with Block Osma but there are equally performing alum blocks out there that are much cheaper.

Hi can you give me some names plz?
/Nikola

 

[Thebigspendur]

You can buy the same stuff from Tulumba.com and classic shaving sells it too to just name 2. Both are way cheaper and it's the same stuff.

 

[johsa]

Hi can you give me some names plz?
/Nikola

There are a couple of nonames from India and Chine. The one I currently use is called "Allume Di Rocca Naturale". Distributed by an Italian company but made in China. The cost was around 2€.

 

[Beardo]

Bloc Osma is a fine alum block: smooth, sturdy, and generally devoid of cracks.

Having said that, it is also rediculously overpriced, considering that you can get a less pretty, perhaps slightly more fragile block for about 1/4th the price.

 

[solar]

I think my bloc Osma was about $11.00. Knowing alum blocks, I reckon this will likely last me about 2 years. This works out to about .015 cents/day if I figure correctly.

No problem. If you dig the Osma, splurge. Life is short and you probably have the .015 cents/day to spare, even over the next two years.

 

[Nikola]

tx fore the tips picked up my fore about 6,50 us dollars.

 

[Nikola]

importerade du den själv
eller är det någon här hemma som säljer den?

 

[oversaturn]

444 alum block is just as good as OSMA and for a fraction of the price:

I am happy for I can still buy these ones for about €1,50 in stores around the corner here in Portugal.
This alum block is made by the makers of the well-known 444 aftershave mentholated gel.

The rest of the world can find it in Leon's online store, www.vintagescent.com.