MdC, I always buy them in pairs to save on the shipping from France.
Do you ever wonder what a Feather soap would be like if they made one?This is all the soap I have. Actually, I gave the RR Acqua and the Humidor (tobacco vanilla scented) to my son, so I've literally got 3 pucks. Still feel like too much. I'm currently 3017-ing The Undersea, before I make the next order of A&E. Been using the SV since January and it still feels like I haven't even scratched it. I have a tub of Cella Bio cream and a tube of Proraso Cypress & Vetyver cream, in addition to these soaps.
Still feels like way too much soap...
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Do you ever wonder what a Feather soap would be like if they made one?
Cherry blossoms?Do you ever wonder what a Feather soap would be like if they made one?
By God Sir that is dedication to the craft that goes above and beyond. Well played i say. Well played indeed.
A few years ago there was quite a bit of traffic about people struggling to lather Stirling well. I haven't heard it much in the past 3 years or so. I'm in Arizona, and we have extremely hard water. So hard that I have to replace the faucet in the kitchen about every 4 years. While it takes a few minutes of effort, as long as I get plenty of soap loaded I get pretty fantastic lather from Stirling. Maybe it's hard water, but I wonder if it's a specific mineral content or something that leads to certain people having issues.I'm surprised how many people have multiple Stirling soaps. We have pretty hard water here in northern California and that stuff doesn't work here. The most I have is Mike's and Caties, with CRSW Select 2nd. I'm sorta worried about CRSW. Larry's made very few Select soaps over the past year and I'm wondering what's going on. As of today, he has zero Select soaps available. It's lovely stuff.
I never heard of rabbit soap. Sheep yes, but do they multiply like rabbits?I can't count they keep multiplying.