Today I ordered a bunch of samples. Bay Rum SS -2 Stirling Spice SS -2 Sandalwood -SS-2 Aftershave Sampler 4-pack. Bay Rum Sandpiper Sandalwood Stirling Spice I'm really looking forward to using them. Clayton Sent from my LG-K450 using Tapatalk
I enjoyed the freeze from the Glacial Spearmint soap and balm yesterday and for tomorrow being Menthol Monday it'll be the Glacial Lemon Chill soap, balm, and witch hazel.
Wolfman Guerilla with UFO Colibri SS Gillette Silver Blue Oscar 11 Amber D7 with El Druida Manchurian Stirling Soap Co. Orange Chill Soap & AS Stirling Soap Co Black Ice Witch Hazel ADP Colonia Essenza
OK everyone, this is kind of weird but yesterday I was left with only about a 1/2 inch ring of B&M Seville left in the bottom of the container. I decided (for what ever reason - I don't know) to scoop out the remaining soap and moosh it into my remaining Stirling Baker Street . Look, I realize that it didn't make a lot of sense but I did what I did. Anyway, I decided to work up a lather with the concoction for a shave. The resulting lather was amazing. Never experienced such a rich, thick, luxurious lather in my life! Much better than either soap on it's own. And it lathered fast!. Can anyone out there give a rational explanation of this? Weird Science?
I have a Frankensoap tub, that has every remnant of soaps and samples that have become too small to lather anymore (or too annoying). It has soap from, I bet, fifteen different makers. It’s a mish mash of scents that absolutely should not work together, from Mickey Lee’s Drunken Goat to B & M’s Cologne Russe, but, by God, it actually smells good, and lathers like a champ. I think I have stumbled into a form of alchemy, and I am expecting that the next time I open the tub, I will find it morphing into a precious metal.
Today’s shave was a SLOC loaded with an Astra, and MITA applied with the Lil’ Brudder. The SLOC didn’t deliver the smooth happiness I get from other razors, but I’m on a mission to empty the ten in rotation and the SLOC is #9. In spite of some blade chatter, the soap was as awesome as always and protected my mug. The smell is fantastic and the chill was at just the right level for my mood. I finished the ride with a healthy splash of MITA witch hazel and Aloe. The chill came on as a burn first, and I loved it. As long as Stirling makes MITA, it’ll be one of my primary summer soaps.
I Pulled out the scots pine sheep today. It's been a while. Chased it with Krampert's frostbite aftershave.
