Why do you make me do it?

[tylerdurden]

Got my annual westcoastshaving shipment (I know this is difficult for most of you) and had to try speick, along with others mentioned on the board.
All I have to say is move over Tabac; the speick shave stick is my new favorite soap. Very smooth shave from this soap with my le grelot!
Checking out the Palmolive tomorrow morning.

btw: WCS also has speick bar soap thats pretty awesome.

 

[alabamalawyer]

Excellent choices you made. The Speick and Palmolives sticks are some of my favorties, and the Cella is excellent, as well! Enjoy trying the new supplies out.

 

[Marco]

From what I see in the pic, you purchased all top quality shaving soaps!

 

[Frosty]

The Palmolive is truly exceptional

 

[tylerdurden]

The Palmolive is truly exceptional

Im really diggin the palmolive scent, if it performs as well as speick it might be the new king in my soap collection.

 

[Stubblefield]

btw: WCS also has speick bar soap thats pretty awesome.

One of the better soaps out there.

 

[djh]

Have fun!

 

[okey]

thats a nice haul ...i really want to know whay speck smells like.I got a local palmolive stick and found it to be good but lacking in scent.The Aussie version is different from what i have read but in my very limited soap aquisition i keep going back to my windsor shave soap.I know experienced men like Luc have found the scent not to their liking but i reckon you should give it a try.At 10 bucks australian it comes in a presentable gold tin and i enjoy the scent and lather greatly.It is available from the Shaver shop in Australia.

 

[htownmmm]

RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!!!!!

marty

 

[BladeDE40]

The Palmolive is truly exceptional

+1...Palmolive is great stuff!

 

[tylerdurden]

You guys were right again, the Palmolive pretty much rules. the Speick was not a fluke, another amazing shave today with it. Im going to have to give Cella a few more chances but we may not get along as well.

 

[heat sink]

I haven't used any of the others you have pictured (although I do have Speick cream), but Cella is my main soap. It's fantastic. I do note that it thrives on very little water, and doesn't need much working before application, so I would recommend that if you give it another go, and your typical lather-building process involves a lot of water (very wet brush, more than a 1/2 tsp water in your mug), you try a bit less.

If you don't wind up liking it, you've got a lot of other great options, though!