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Worst Wet Shaving Product You’ve Ever Bought?
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Citronella? So it smells a bit like Arko?
Grooming Dept Tacit.
When I opened this unscented soap it reminded me of when I used to haul meat out of Monfort Packing in
Greely Colorado. Worked great but the smell to me was
Too much. Still have a little left.
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When I opened this unscented soap it reminded me of when I used to haul meat out of Monfort Packing in
Greely Colorado. Worked great but the smell to me was
Too much. Still have a little left.
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For me, the QShave long handle TTO DE razor. Sloppy, ridiculously aggressive and just plain ugly. I keep it to remind myself that “Yes! It really could be that bad!”
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Lilac Vegetal Aftershave by Pinaud. Straight down the drain.
Maybe more of a “finisher DE wet shaving kit.”
Odd choice for a name. Caldo means "hot" in Italian and "broth" in Spanish. I'm sure that confused the customer base.
The worst was a pack of injector blades reputed to be modern Personna. They would not shave at all. Just ran over the beard.
Maybe you could add a few drops of glycerin on your brush when you're lathering so the soap has good glide? I think I would have taken that cheap offer too, lol.
Dear barber shave biscut just rubbish so wet and not nice even when I didn’t use any water I’d load the brush for like 5 minutes didn’t help
Feather AS-D2. Expensive mistake. Beautifully designed and manufactured. Physically incapable of giving me a close, irritation free shave without 947 strokes. And no, I’m not gonna listen to you yayhoos who tell me “any tool is capable with the right operator or technique”. It was just never going to work between us! [emoji12]
I have 27 pucks. Perhaps you were thinking of a lifetime of perfection.
I once bought a puck of Geo F Trumper Limes shaving soap. Wow massive load of rubbish I could never get a decent lather just super frothy and thin. I gave up in the end and used it as bath soap. I’d never buy soap off them again though I love their sandalwood cologne.
I bought one - and had a similar experience. One shave, that was it, went to eBay. Sold fast, too.
Olivina cedar and bourbon shave soap puck. $9.99 at meijers grocery store.
in the beginning I thought it was me being new. now that I have some time under my belt I know better. the puck i bought is incapable of making anything closely resembling lather.
I still have it in my drawer. every once in a while I pull it out as a reminder of what a bad soap is.
I dont think I would even torture my 2 beagles at bath time with that one!!!!!
camo
in the beginning I thought it was me being new. now that I have some time under my belt I know better. the puck i bought is incapable of making anything closely resembling lather.
I still have it in my drawer. every once in a while I pull it out as a reminder of what a bad soap is.
I dont think I would even torture my 2 beagles at bath time with that one!!!!!
camo
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Lmao citronella
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I’m actually glad you guys posted this. As that is a pretty razor with some rave reviews
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I would use it to clean my new boar brushes! I wish I kept my VDH shave soap for that purpose. Just “lather” the ish out of it. Get rid of any pig funk.
The AS-D2 works well for some people. It's very well-made. It's also very expensive considering you can achieve about the same or better shaving performance by mounting a vintage Gillette Tech pre-war head on a stainless or brass handle.
Here's my $16 AS-D2 equivalent -- a savings of $150 or so.
HJM boar brush. Still scratchy and still smelling like wet animal after dozens of shaves, still shedding hairs.
The HJM badger brush at least can be used better, even though it is a bit scratchy as well and the shedding all but stopped.
Denman shaving soap. Still use it sometimes but hate the smell. Smells like the cheapest window cleaner you could find. I hate eucalyptus based scents, and especially bad ones.
The HJM badger brush at least can be used better, even though it is a bit scratchy as well and the shedding all but stopped.
Denman shaving soap. Still use it sometimes but hate the smell. Smells like the cheapest window cleaner you could find. I hate eucalyptus based scents, and especially bad ones.
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