The Stirling Exchange

Discussion in 'Shave Soaps' started by PickledNorthern, Nov 5, 2016.

  1. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    I'm eager to purchase my first one....I'd like to see Doc Ezlovan put out a few more though, but I'm glad Barbershop and Sharp Dressed Man are there.
     
  2. Linuxguile

    Linuxguile dating an unusual aristocrat

    SOTD MAYhem 2nd
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    Stirling Mentholated Pre-Shave Soap
    Nanjie TTO
    Derby Premium (3)
    Maseto Classic (30mm Finest Fan, Battle Cruiser Class)
    Stirling Satsuma soap and AS

    The Stirling pre-shave soap cooled my face down while I super gooped the Satsuma with the big Battle Cruiser classed Maseto brush. Great scent on the Satsuma, mostly mandarin orange with some spice and creamyness to it. Thee super slick passes later no blood was drawn and I ended up with a BBS shave. Followed up with a splash of the Glacial Satsuma AS, and OMG the glacial splashes are cold! Colder then the glacial PSB I think, or maybe its just that the menthol hits you faster.
     
  3. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    Next 3 days' shaves will feature Glacial Wintergreen soap :).
     
  4. PumperNickel-BageL

    PumperNickel-BageL Active Member

    I think the reason that the shampoo bars cure dandruff is that they contain so many moisturizing oils and that it is dry scalp that is causing the dandruff flakes. And all the drugstore shampoos/conditioners seem to contain chemicals that dry out my scalp.

    I also installed a shower filter. Before that I was getting skin itching problems every time I took a shower, it would make me itch and scratch like a junkyard dog (on my body).

    The head and shoulders or Selsun Blue do not cure dandruff they only keep it at bay for a day or 2 and then it comes back more fierce than ever. You become addicted to their product and have to use it for the rest of your life. And its expensive.
     
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  5. Latherin’ Luddite

    Latherin’ Luddite Well-Known Member

    If your dermatology issues extend to your feet, the Heel and Palm Balm is the BEST product I’ve found for cracked/dry/nasty feet. I’ve tried foot specific products, and less conventional things like Bag Balm and even Obenauffs boot grease. Stirling beats it hands down.
     
  6. cliffb599

    cliffb599 Well-Known Member

    My Order came in today.
    OBSIDIAN GLACIAL On the menu Tonight. In the small tub I put LIME puck in it. Got from a Try and Trade pass a round from FoolishMortal. [​IMG][​IMG]
    I’m in Heaven.


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  7. cliffb599

    cliffb599 Well-Known Member

    Fresh out the Shower. Wow this Stuff’s Awesome (Glacial Obsidian) Rod and Mandy’s definitely got this one SpotOn.
    Thank you so Much.


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  8. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    People gotta show some/more interest before we get Baskin Robbins 31 flavors.
     
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  9. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    I actually ordered a bar of the Activated Charcoal for my wife’s birthday.

    So backstory that most of you don’t want to hear: My wife’s birthday, our wedding anniversary, and opening of Walleye Fishing (capitalized purposefully, because it is a MN state holiday) are on the same weekend. This helps me to remember the dates, but also to have fun. I always do one thoughtful present, and a couple serious losers.

    Not exactly saying the charcoal soap is a loser, (sorry @ezlovan) but I guarantee it isn’t what she’s daydreaming about.
     
  10. Linuxguile

    Linuxguile dating an unusual aristocrat

    I'm sure she'll be happy if it gets the fish smell off your hands before you take her to dinner!

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  11. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    That's right...lots of fish in those 10,000 lakes
     
  12. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    Wel I must say the Glacial Wintergreen soap hit me like...well, a glacier! I learned something from this-it didn't affect me as much in previous use because the temperatures were a little cooler and there was no humidity. After being exposed to high temps and a slice of humidity yesterday, the cold feeling from the Wintergreen showed with more strength this morning. I don't mind!!!
     
  13. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    I'll look forward to your commentary of the Activiated Charcoal.
     
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  14. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    Dude. Pickled fish. It’s vinegar and onions.
     
  15. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    It is the ONLY reason to put up with the winters here. We still have ice on the lakes in the northern half of the state.

    But we gots fishes.
     
  16. Frijolero

    Frijolero Well-Known Member

    In that case, nevermind her. You'll be glad to get the smell off your hands! :rofl:
     
  17. Latherin’ Luddite

    Latherin’ Luddite Well-Known Member

    A hot shower, Tuscany via the Lil’ Brudder, and a fantastically smooth two pass shave with a 39c. No AS or balms.

    One handsome mug ready for the 5am alarm clock. :cool:
     
  18. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    There's something special about combining a Stoylin brush with a Stoylin soap.
     
  19. Latherin’ Luddite

    Latherin’ Luddite Well-Known Member

    They’re just good brushes. They perform well, look great, are comfortable in hand and on the face, and are priced very fairly.

    I have quite a few brushes now, but find myself grabbing a Stirling more often than not.
     
  20. Yehuda D

    Yehuda D Israeli Ambassador to TSD

    My next Stirling shave is tomorrow with Gin+Tonic on the Rocks - it's been too long!
     

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