Pre De Provence 63?

[Fred D]

I didn't know they have their own shaving scuttle.

https://www.amazon.com/Pre-Provence-No-63-Collection-Shave/dp/B07RHMBPPN?th=1

 

[lirijavdekje]

Amazon has some kind of partnership/deal with them as they offer everything from the bath gel to the beard oil there. It was quite difficult to find around where I live.

 

[Cino]

I didn't know they have their own shaving scuttle.

https://www.amazon.com/Pre-Provence-No-63-Collection-Shave/dp/B07RHMBPPN?th=1

I bought the "scuttle". It's really a mug that is too small for a puck of PdP. It's good for a puck of Haslinger, but that's about it. Quality wise it's OK - about what you'd expect for the price. I'll either return it or use it for a puck of Haslinger.

 

[Steve56]

I bought the "scuttle". It's really a mug that is too small for a puck of PdP. It's good for a puck of Haslinger, but that's about it. Quality wise it's OK - about what you'd expect for the price. I'll either return it or use it for a puck of Haslinger.

I wondered about that, thanks for the heads up.

 

[Fred D]

I bought the "scuttle". It's really a mug that is too small for a puck of PdP. It's good for a puck of Haslinger, but that's about it. Quality wise it's OK - about what you'd expect for the price. I'll either return it or use it for a puck of Haslinger.

Thanks for the info.

 

[NorthernSoul]

I bought the "scuttle". It's really a mug that is too small for a puck of PdP. It's good for a puck of Haslinger, but that's about it. Quality wise it's OK - about what you'd expect for the price. I'll either return it or use it for a puck of Haslinger.

You could probably fit a puck of Provence Sante in it. That's a really nice soap with some similarities to PdP and would match up with the French shaving theme.



Or I guess you could grate some of the PdP to re-form it.

 

[Steve56]

Provence Sante is excellent.

 

[CarloMNL]

For those who use PdP daily (either B&T or 63), how long does a puck last you? After trying locally available options, I'm leaning towards purchasing enough soap from Pasteur to last me a year and then restocking when my stock runs low.

I figured the shipping cost for 2 pucks of PdP will be affordable and if 2 pucks are good enough for a year, then it's a win-win scenario for me.

 

[Fred D]

For those who use PdP daily (either B&T or 63), how long does a puck last you? After trying locally available options, I'm leaning towards purchasing enough soap from Pasteur to last me a year and then restocking when my stock runs low.

I figured the shipping cost for 2 pucks of PdP will be affordable and if 2 pucks are good enough for a year, then it's a win-win scenario for me.

I think 2 pucks should be good for at the very least one year.

 

[Steve56]

PdP is a hard-milled 150g puck. A good rule of thumb is 1/2g per shave for quality hard-milled pucks (or MdC), so you should get around 300 shaves from it, give or take. Your brush and how many passes you do will make a difference.

 

[beginish]

For those who use PdP daily (either B&T or 63), how long does a puck last you? After trying locally available options, I'm leaning towards purchasing enough soap from Pasteur to last me a year and then restocking when my stock runs low.

I figured the shipping cost for 2 pucks of PdP will be affordable and if 2 pucks are good enough for a year, then it's a win-win scenario for me.

I got a full 6 months from 1 puck of 63, loading heavily. If you load like a normal person, I'd guess you could get 8-9 months if you wanted to stretch it.