I found this little gem in my travel kit. I remember it was one of the first soaps I ever bought upon my reemergence into the wet shave scene. That was five or so years ago. I liked the scent so much, I stashed this travel tub and forgot about it. I was considering updating my travel kit today from what I have on hand, when I discovered it. I have not even used this tub yet, and I stashed it all those years ago because of its wonderful scent. Has anyone here tried this soap? Or better yet, can anyone tell me which seller might have some? I'm mainly curious as to if it is available. I am involved in a no buy thing right now, but I will eventually get some more if I can. Thanks for any responses. Have a good night. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
It's still around: http://www.maggardrazors.com/product/taylor-of-old-bond-street-traditional-shaving-soap-in-bowl-57g/ http://www.italianbarber.com/collec...street-jermyn-street-shaving-soap-refill-100g http://www.westcoastshaving.com/Tay...owl-with-Traditional-Shaving-Soap_p_2231.html Save for later...
Interesting Alan. I think you should try it and report back. The ingredient list isn't thrilling me. Not to mention, $16 for 2oz is pretty pricey.
Hello Joseph, and everyone. Early this morning was my first use of the TOBS Traditional Luxury shaving soap. I found it a bit difficult to lather, but I worked it out. I used a Pearl four piece travel razor from my kit too. It was this razors use too. I really like the scent of the soap. I need practice lathering it though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You know, that IS interesting. Seems strange when 150g of the other products is the same price. But, I think it is because it is a hard soap or croap and not a cream. Might last just as long as the creams. You can get a 57g refill from West Coast Shaving for $10. Still seems a little high. But, @Morman Bridge already has the container. So, maybe that would ease the budget.
Hello, I am not very good at describing scents, but the smell is awesome. I think it has degraded a bit over the last five years, but it still smells great.
