I would associate Edge with gen X, not Barbasol.
Barbasol gave me a good shave, but none of the other promised accoutrements...
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Welcome to B&B, I see you joined us this past February!I’m probably going to be called a heretic for this. I may have a few shave creams from both Prorazo and TOBS and knightsbridge. Yet I find myself enjoying the inexpensive Barbersol original in a can. I honestly don’t find a difference in shaving quality or skin irritation. So I find myself as my bougie shave creams run out I will probably go back to what I started with circa 1984 Barbersol in a can. A can costs me 1.75 and performs just as good as TOBS. That’s me I can’t speak for others. What I am saying is I am going back to GEN-X old school
I'd hate to be identified as the "Barbasol" generation.
A Doble Temple 13 with every can?Barbasol gave me a good shave, but none of the other promised accoutrements...
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And if you don't like Arko, it makes a great spider repellant.Yikes, I don't blame you...but if value is a concern why not go with Arko? Far more economical than aerosol foam.
You have to get the boat too, not just the Barbisol.Barbasol gave me a good shave, but none of the other promised accoutrements...
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Lol, yeah, mine has lone lost it's scent, for better or for worseAnd if you don't like Arko, it makes a great spider repellant.
Definitely for the worse.Lol, yeah, mine has lone lost it's scent, for better or for worse
Bouquet? Arko?The citronella pickaxe to the teeth fades very quickly with ARKO!, but its lemon/Nag Champa/patchouli bouquet endures while its slickness rewards.
Çok yaşa, ARKO!
Çok yaşa, ARKO!
Çok yaşa, ARKO!
I would associate Edge with gen X, not Barbasol.
Bouquet? Arko?