XPec?

XPec? Any ideas? Anyone know why it's $80? Does it come with a barber who will live under my sink and give my a free shave everyday for the next year?

 

Only if you buy the $65.00 XPEC Pre-Shave Oil too!



Edit: Upon doing a little research I see where the cream is highly regarded by some in the wetshaving community, and some claim well worth the money.

 

While I tend to respect the opinions of those who have been doing this much, MUCH longer than I, I can whole-heartedly say that I will never be buying am $80 shave cream.

 

I'm with ya!

 

Wow, $80, is that for a gallon?

 

Beautifully said. I find 18,00$ that I paid for Avene shaving cream to be way too much. But 80,00$?

 

I'd rather get 2KG of Cella and have money left over

 

I'd never say never but this is very close to never. There are a bunch of good soaps and creams for a lot less.

 

Oh, in this case I will say never.

 

Well/ 5 years later... Are you all saying never still?

 

OP hasn't been seen since 2015, so I were a betting man; I'd bet he'd say "never"

 

Awesome.
I was bored at work and was poking around looking for interesting topics and found this chestnut and didnt think anyone would reply!
Thanks
I am tempted. I shelled out $60 for Nuavia and love it!

 

Now I understand the interest So....did it come with a barber?

 

...with a solid gold razor?

 

Not a barber. However. it did come in a really cool ceramic container and a semi-personalized note!

 

Well, that's different then...

 

I was bored at work too a month or so ago and brought some threads back from the dead. Be prepared to repell boarders!

 

Just price checked, and it looks like it can be had for $65 now. Still a lot of Stirling I can buy for that kind of money...

 

It is very high quality and takes so little to make an excellent lather, that your cost per shave would be very good. I think there is better value to be had, but if you are really curious, you could seek out a sample for cheap.

 

Agreed. A sample is the way to go.