What's the best soap you've ever used and why

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Another really nice one that I've taken a shine to is Lisa's Natural Herbal Creations. Best post shave feel of any of my soaps.

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The next one. C&S Oxford and Cambridge, Tabac cream and Tabula Rasa cream are my favorite shaving products even though 2 are creams. TOBS soaps work very well for me along with D.R. Harris Windsor and Mystic Water. Many really good soaps and creams on the market.

 

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hi all, im from Mexico and its very hard to find good soaps here, so i have to buy them on line but my fav. are
barrister & mann
phoenyx
stirling
cade
a local one arie shaving co.
razorock

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There are just too many great soaps to list only one! Nonetheless, I seem to gravitate towards these two particular ones: Mystic Water & Jabonman/Eufros.

 

Agree with a lot of posts here I've tried, including B&M (latha line is inexpensive and has GREAT scents), Stirling, etc.

Another great one I have enjoyed is Pre De Provence #63. Triple milled, relatively inexpensive, great scent. By the way, has anyone here tried the regular Pre De Provence? What is the scent like?

 

I've only used 3 different soaps (not including Arko) before I settled on Stirling and Route 66. I prefer a very slick soap and I think that Stirling and Route 66 meet that criteria hands down. I think Stirling is slightly slicker while Route 66 produces a lighter and fluffy lather.

 

My favorite is Martin de Candre's Scented (lavender, rosemary & mint) because it cost over 6 times as much as my second favorite which is Haslinger's Ewe's Milk. Just kidding about the reason MdC is #1. I base all my soap evaluations on slickness and scent. I don't get too worried if I have to work a little harder to get a good lather, but I've got to have the slickness and scent!! My third favorite is PAA's Gondolier. I love that scent and it's pretty darn slick too.

 

I can't bring myself to pull the trigger on a $60 soap even given its long life when I can't seem to finish my $11 puck of AOS Tallow Sandalwood which is an awfully good soap.

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Anything Stirling Mutton tallow.

 

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Mitchell's Wool Fat for me. Not much in scent but the lather and skin softness are like no other. I hand lather it and my left hand is really soft too

 

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There are only a few soaps that I have tried. All are somewhere between very good and excellent. If I had to single out one, it would be Taylor of Old Bond Street. Hmmm. Maybe it would be Stirling. Hmmm. One of those, I think. There have been a lot mentioned here that I would like to try someday.

 

At this point, I can honestly say that between Tabac, Stirling, Route 66 and Lisa's Natural Herbal Creations, I could be happy forever. And if I didn't like variety so much I could go minimalist with any of them.

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