Sly Bald Guys Forum
Head Shaving, Grooming & Care => Head Shaving Product Reviews => Topic started by: Tyler on January 07, 2015, 12:00:27 PM
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Many of us have tried a variety of shaving creams, oils and gels and have a favorite or a couple of favorites.
If money wasn't a factor, what shaving cream, gel or oil would you use?
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My personal favorite would have to be the Razor Rock shaving soaps....I love the smell and the lather lasts very long for such a small amount.....Head Slick would probably be second on my list, though.
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Recommended to me by warhawk, I've been using Taylor of Old Bond Street Sandalwood shaving cream and I love it!
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I have three for you.
Stirling shaving soaps. The barbershop is the best but I like most of them.
Razorock and strop shoppe are both very close seconds.
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So far Tailor of Old Bond (Mr.Tailor) is my regular. I like it very much and I plan to give a try to Sandalwood (hard to get here).
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Shea Moisture Shave Butter mixed with Van der Hagen shave soap and applied with a brush
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I have a friend that I went to high school with that makes his own line of soaps and shaving products. I swear by his stuff, lathers up great and plenty of scents to choose from. He does take online orders but I don't want to get in trouble with admin for posting the name of his company or a link to his website, do you think it would be ok? Don't want to be labeled as a spammer.
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Headslick works well on my head, but recently I bought a cheap badger brush and a tub of Taylor's of Old Bond Street Sandalwood. THAT was a luxurious shave! Alas, my wife absolutely hates the scent (she loves sandalwood, but feels this smells too much like Noxema). Just got a tub of Taylor's "Jermyn Steet Sensitive skin" which is a much milder scent.
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I'm new to headshaving, but the best combo I've used to date has been Somersets pre-shave oil, and Santa Maria Novella shave soap with Lanolin which provides a slick glide and protection.