This should be good... not trying to start anything but that do you like as your top 3 shaving creams? Example: Taylor of Old Bond Street etc.
I have never researched this stuff until I just read the key words for me: Unscented and Slick.I don't use my Baume.be enough because it's unscented, but it's slick and protective.
Go look up the price of AdP at Pasteur(or a department store) and get back to me! Or go read @Kennyg2019's older posts about finding his perfect cream. You will catch a few of my posts if you find the threads! One note, it's now a firm "cream," but still a cream once you start loading it, it just takes some swirls like a soap.Yeesh...not sure I want to spend that much on a cream.
here is the kennyg2019 thread: Slickest Shaving Soap (or Cream)? - https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/threads/slickest-shaving-soap-or-cream.605452/Go look up the price of AdP at Pasteur(or a department store) and get back to me! Or go read @Kennyg2019's older posts about finding his perfect cream. You will catch a few of my posts if you find the threads! One note, it's now a firm "cream," but still a cream once you start loading it, it just takes some swirls like a soap.
Thanks for digging it up!here is the kennyg2019 thread:
I don't understand why you would base a cream on scent. Most ofTop 3 based on what? I rate soaps based on price, on scent (a significant factor for me), and performance. A soap that has a great scent but reasonable performance wins over a great performing soap that just smells like soap.
Because I absolutely love scent. Stirring has some of the best scents, followed perhaps by Captain's Choice. A better scent makes for a better soap, in my opinion.I don't understand why you would base a cream on scent. Most of
the creams I've used the scent dissipates rather quickly