Shaving sticks are amazing. With these four words I could close my post without adding anything else. Because those experienced wet shavers who regularly use these wonderful little soaps know what Im talking about. But those beginners who have never used them yet surely want some arguments. And Ill try to do my best to explain why shaving sticks are amazing. First of all the vast majority of shaving sticks on the market are terrific products of exceptional quality. And this is probably the most important reason for having them in your regular rotation. But its clearly not the only one. Shaving sticks, available in a huge selection from a lot of trusted brands, produce an outstanding lather for a close, comfortable, irritation free shave. And they are also very, very easy to lather up. Even the newest wet shaver, following the great tutorials here on B&B, can get a beautiful, creamy lather with no effort at all, and be immediately satisfied with his results. Another winning point to take in consideration is that shaving sticks always have a reasonable cost, with prices often incredibly low. And they last a very long time, giving countless, fantastic shaves. Also, these little soaps are easy to carry (making them ideal for travelling) and easy to stock. Scents are usually good, soapy and pleasant. I have found many good reasons for loving shaving sticks and have not found any for disliking them.
P.S. My favourite shaving sticks are Valobra, Sir Irisch Moos, Speick, La Toja and Palmolive.
P.S. My favourite shaving sticks are Valobra, Sir Irisch Moos, Speick, La Toja and Palmolive.
