Indianapolis - What Should I Buy?

[Squash]

I live in a small town where the only real wet-shaving gear I can buy is at Bath and Body Works, but I am in Indianapolis for the next two days where there is a fair bit of shopping available.

I am mainly interested in new soaps and creams, so what brick-and-mortar shops should I visit, and what should I buy and not buy?

Thanks.

 

[BlackAngus]

I've never been there, but I've heard good things about the products available at Red's Barber Shop downtown, but I avoid downtown like the plague. Aside from that, I've found very little. Good luck!

 

[MrShake]

Both the Circle Center Mall and the Fashion Mall at Keystone have Nordstrom Department stores in them. They both Cary Jack Black and Art of Shaving as well as the Clinique Post Shave Healer.

Circle Center also has a store called "origins" in it that has a brushless cream that I got a sample of. I will say that the sales staff in there were really really pushy!

 

[FL shaver]

You can get nearly anything off the internet. I'd say get samples of Macca Root shaving cream at The Body Shop and samples of the brushless creams at Lush.

I drove from FL to CT to KS and back to FL this summer and I was amazed at how rural the majority of the country is. I can imagine it is very difficult to get quality stuff in your neighborhood, but the internet puts it all at your fingertips.

 

[BlackAngus]

You can get nearly anything off the internet. I'd say get samples of Macca Root shaving cream at The Body Shop and samples of the brushless creams at Lush.

I drove from FL to CT to KS and back to FL this summer and I was amazed at how rural the majority of the country is. I can imagine it is very difficult to get quality stuff in your neighborhood, but the internet puts it all at your fingertips.

Internet buying doesn't give you that instant gratification endorphin rush though.