Green Irish Tweed-like cream?

[Follicle Genocide]

Does anybody make it? Side question: amongst the home-made companies, who makes the best shaving cream?

 

[warlandsboy]

Try this - Dublin Tweed Type Glycerin Shave Soap

 

[Follicle Genocide]

I saw that. That's what made me curious about a cream. I don't really do soaps too well, but I may give that a shot.

 

[kingfisher]

Does anybody make it? Side question: amongst the home-made companies, who makes the best shaving cream?

I don't know, cause I'm more of a soap guy, by I have heard great things about shaving creams at Em's place and Saint Charles Shave.

 

[beginish]

I saw that. That's what made me curious about a cream. I don't really do soaps too well, but I may give that a shot.

I've used the MB Dublin Tweed soap, and it is very easy to lather, especially if you use the shave stick form of it.

 

[bald1]

MB used to offer a "Green Irish Tweed Type." I have it. Not sure if the "Dublin Tweed Type" is the same thing simply renamed or not. Might want to ask Sue at MB.

 

[GoldenMonkey]

I know you said cream, but what about Creed's stupidly priced soap and GIT balms? http://www.creedboutique.com/creed-grooming-products/109-green-irish-tweed-shaving-bowl.html

 

[superbleu]

Olivia Link makes a GIT scented cream. Honestly it has a soft soap consistency similar to Cella. It smells great, and is a great cream/soap. It's listed as caddy for the scent. I believe it also contains tallow for all the beef fat lovers out there.

 

[beginish]

MB used to offer a "Green Irish Tweed Type." I have it. Not sure if the "Dublin Tweed Type" is the same thing simply renamed or not. Might want to ask Sue at MB.

The stick of Dublin Tweed I had had the "Green Irish Tweed Type" subtitle.