Calling @crackstar I thought this might interest you. Here's the webpage link https://topofthechain.ca/stirling-soap-company/
How is the scent of this? Does the menthol over powers the SDM scent to your nose? Sent from my SM-G928T using Tapatalk
The regular menthol fades more quickly than the Glacial. It should be fine. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
It is quite overwhelmed.ing on mine but I have heard others say it was not an issue. It's the only Stirling soap I have ever had that problem with. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
well, I'm glad there will be SOME menthol added, but not enough to interfere with the nice Sandpiper scent.
Definitely interests me for the Stirling aftershave splashes but the soaps, balms, witch hazels, and bath soaps I'll buy only from Rod. I have personal reasons for doing that.
It's true because they're alcohol-based. If there's a Canadian vendor selling them then I'm in like Flynn!
Very good and informative website. He's in Ontario, not that far from where I live. For sure I'll buy the Glacial aftershaves from him.
Here's my first freeze out shave in awhile (I live where it is quite hot year round, so you will see a lot of these type shaves coming soon) FYI: I really can't wait to get glacial MITA and glacial black cherry
The more I shave with Iced Pineapple, the more I fall in love with it. Oh my. Must. Resist. More. Soap.
I got a bottle of the Port au Prince splash, and I just love it. The lemongrass is more of a top note, but it lasts considerably longer than most citrusy scents. The vetiver is more pronounced once it dries down, but it is mellow. It lasted many hours; great staying power for a light scent that isn't cloying or sticky at all. This stuff is a serious new favorite.