Name them. I had the Taylors cream and loved the scent, but the shave was raw. Probably my fault. The best lavender scented shave products is what I am after. The strongest.
The best LAVENDER anything...
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Castle Forbes shaving cream.
You can't go wrong with the Castle!
You can't go wrong with the Castle!
+1
Yardley AS is also pretty intensive.
But if you want Ray Lewis Upside Your Fool Head Lavender then its got to be QED.
Castle Forbes probably. Lots of EO.
I find the Nanny's Silly Soap Company improved recipe lavender to be pretty strong. It also gives a good shave and is not expensive. In fact I think I will use it this morning!
http://www.nannyssillysoap.co.uk/apps/webstore/products/show/1124607
http://www.nannyssillysoap.co.uk/apps/webstore/products/show/1124607
Two favs of mine:
- Prairie Creations Lavender, very good
- The Gentlemen's Quarter Provence Lavender, also amazing.
- Prairie Creations Lavender, very good
- The Gentlemen's Quarter Provence Lavender, also amazing.
Truefitt&Hill Lavander cream
Creed Royal Scottish Lavender EdT
Martin de Candre - best performing lavender soap I've used so far
T&H Ultimate Comfort Cream - "Light" lavender is probably an understatement. Good shaving cream though.
T&H Ultimate Comfort Cream - "Light" lavender is probably an understatement. Good shaving cream though.
The OP wanted to know about "stronger" scents. TOBS has a much stronger scent than AOS, but I think AOS Lavender is a better soap.
C&S Oxford SS puts some smack down. Fills the room.
Indeed...QED Soap. Almost burns nostrils.
SCS bulgarian lav splash is crazy powerful on your face...while it lasts.
Indeed...QED Soap. Almost burns nostrils.
SCS bulgarian lav splash is crazy powerful on your face...while it lasts.
Wim speaks the truth.
Art of Shaving Lavender is alright...I prefer the unscented stuff though.
Why, why do you do this
I so want to try this soap and you are not helping. I think I have enough soap to last me 20+ years. I think I'll hold off of soap purchases for awhile to get this eventually. As to the topic, my vote is for DR Harris LAvender.
Some extra information:
The soap:
The creme:
Product info: here
<quote>
Essential oil of Lavandula angustifolia French Fine. Steam distilled; country of origin: France. The finest Lavender available on the market! And this is why.......There are over 200 varieties of Lavender and 28 different species. Lavandula angustifolia is commonly referred to as English Lavender or true Lavender. While grown thru out the world, France is considered the premier growing area for superior lavenders.
The French Fine has a less camphorous smell, is more herbaceous and lightly sweet. Our "Provence Lavender" bears the appellation of "French Fine" which is your guarantee that this Lavender has been grown and distilled in the Alpes-de-Haute Provence region of France. The finest of Provence!
Review here: link
<quote>
Out of this world. Not too strong, not too weak and oh so relaxing. This is by far the best lavender fragrance I have ever experienced. In fact - it's so pleasant, that after drying off the outside of my scuttle, I returned it to my bookshelf in my home office where my ceiling fan was moving the air around. The overall affect on me was akin to lengthening the morning's shaving experience as I sat working immediately after dressing with the aroma swirling around the office. This is good smelling stuff!
The soap:
The creme:
Product info: here
<quote>
Essential oil of Lavandula angustifolia French Fine. Steam distilled; country of origin: France. The finest Lavender available on the market! And this is why.......There are over 200 varieties of Lavender and 28 different species. Lavandula angustifolia is commonly referred to as English Lavender or true Lavender. While grown thru out the world, France is considered the premier growing area for superior lavenders.
The French Fine has a less camphorous smell, is more herbaceous and lightly sweet. Our "Provence Lavender" bears the appellation of "French Fine" which is your guarantee that this Lavender has been grown and distilled in the Alpes-de-Haute Provence region of France. The finest of Provence!
Review here: link
<quote>
Out of this world. Not too strong, not too weak and oh so relaxing. This is by far the best lavender fragrance I have ever experienced. In fact - it's so pleasant, that after drying off the outside of my scuttle, I returned it to my bookshelf in my home office where my ceiling fan was moving the air around. The overall affect on me was akin to lengthening the morning's shaving experience as I sat working immediately after dressing with the aroma swirling around the office. This is good smelling stuff!
+1!!!
