Kent shaving cream? Same as MWF?

[Xezmer]

So I got a sample of Kent shaving cream and i'm jaw-dropped. It's incredible. One of the biggest buy-overs for me on this product is the lather slickness and quality, and more importantly, the scent. Smells like davidoff coolwater in a cream. I LOVE it.

I understand that kent shaving soap is the same as MWF, no?

My issue is this:

I see two types of soaps from kent. The one with the red label and the one with the black. I understand the the red is the MWF type? Is the black a new type?

I also understand that I received the black cream, not the red one, but I could be wrong. I felt a menthol effect in the product and hoped that one or the other one have it, but realized they both had it, therefor making the narrowing much more difficult.

Thoughts?

 

[Ignatius]

The two Kent soaps linked are both MWF.

The two creams are the same (as each other), but in different packaging, as I understand it. It isn't made by MWF (who don't make a cream - as far as I'm aware).

Who makes Kent cream? Good question. The only other mentholy English cream is Ingrams, and its nothing like that. My guess is the Kent cream is a proprietry blend made for Kent by either Creightons or the the company that makes AoS/eShave. Can you check if the pot says where its made?

 

[Xezmer]

The two Kent soaps linked are both MWF.

The two creams are the same (as each other), but in different packaging, as I understand it. It isn't made by MWF (who don't make a cream - as far as I'm aware).

Who makes Kent cream? Good question. The only other mentholy English cream is Ingrams, and its nothing like that. My guess is the Kent cream is a proprietry blend made for Kent by either Creightons or the the company that makes AoS/eShave. Can you check if the pot says where its made?

Unfortunately not. I only have the cream sample. Amazon info says England, if that means anything.