Does it perform any better than regular goo? Does it perform like the Tabac we all know and love?
I was shocked and a bit conflicted when I came across this.
Does this count as goo in a can?
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Does it perform any better than regular goo? Does it perform like the Tabac we all know and love?
I was shocked and a bit conflicted when I came across this.
It's goo in a can. It probably smells awesome, but it's still goo and it's still in a can.
Co-sign.
Well, at least it does have a nice look 
Since for many of us, the overall luxurious experience of Wet Shaving is what counts, even if this "goo in a can" was the best stuff ever, it would still be best avoided: you would be depriving yourself of the wonderful fun of whipping up lather!! 
Most of us into the Wet-Shaving experience are in it for the complete experience, thus saving 2-3 minutes but sacrificing a good amount of the overall experience in the process is not something we would deem worthwhile.
Also, consider, any "goo in a can" regardless of quality eliminates quite a bit of the degree of control you have over your individual shave. You can no longer produce lather to your specifications, but instead have to accept whatever the company determined was "ideal".
Most of us into the Wet-Shaving experience are in it for the complete experience, thus saving 2-3 minutes but sacrificing a good amount of the overall experience in the process is not something we would deem worthwhile.
Also, consider, any "goo in a can" regardless of quality eliminates quite a bit of the degree of control you have over your individual shave. You can no longer produce lather to your specifications, but instead have to accept whatever the company determined was "ideal".
I was shocked and a bit conflicted when I came across this.
Proraso, Palmolive, Erasmic, Arko................they all produce stuff that comes out of an aerosol. I don't think it's anything for them to be ashamed of.
