The Stirling Exchange

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

  1. Shadow Shaver

    Shadow Shaver Well-Known Member

    Since this thread is dedicated to all things Stirling, have any of you tried the lip balm. I bought a stick in the winter and thought that it was great. The kids love it too and it has even helped at the shore this summer. Stirling just doesn't make any bad products.
     
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  2. cliffb599

    cliffb599 Well-Known Member

    Ok my order came in Today.
    My wife Aka the ( SWMBO ) asked me to give a Big Shout Out to
    Rod and Mandy Lovan.
    We love there products.
    On with the pics. [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
    Thanks so much Rod I Know at the Launch of your Deodorants. You got Hammered with orders.
    The wait was well worth it.


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  3. Shadow Shaver

    Shadow Shaver Well-Known Member

    That's quite a haul! Looks like it's time for extra excuses for showers. Lol Congrats...What does that Agar smell like?
     
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  4. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    I think it’s great balm, (haven’t tried it for a couple of years), b7t they seemed less tolerant to heat than others I use.
     
  5. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    Love a good un-boxing.
     
  6. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    You should give the soaps a try in the shower. I find they work better than body washes.
     
  7. PickledNorthern

    PickledNorthern Fabulous, the unicorn

    Tried one, and never looked back.
     
  8. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    Here's the problem-I have one of those large sponge thingies, and I found I had trouble working the blocks of soap onto the sponge. Perhaps they(the sponges)were made for bodywashes, where you can just pour the liquid onto it.
     
  9. Shadow Shaver

    Shadow Shaver Well-Known Member

    I've never used a bath sponge. How long can you use them? Do you have to worry about bacteria like kitchen sponges?
     
  10. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    Are you talking about those plastic squinchy things? You can just rub them over the soap. They would help build the lather just like when used with a body wash.
     
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  11. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    Good idea....to let the sponge rag attack the soap.
     
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  12. theFAT98

    theFAT98 Well-Known Member

    The shave den has to buy more Stirling products than any other forum. Easily.
     
  13. Frijolero

    Frijolero Well-Known Member

    Me either. But I imagine you could take care of it the same way. 60 seconds in the microwave will kill anything that takes up residence in it.
     
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  14. Norcalnewb

    Norcalnewb Magnanimous Moos

    A little GLO this morning:

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  15. Fly2High

    Fly2High Breaking Frugal

    why not just use a wash cloth. After one use, put it in the wash...

    Everyone here loves their soaps. The only slight issue I have with them is that they get used a bit faster than a milled product. Even with the shorter lifespan, they are well worth the results! My daughter loves them so much, they get put on Christmas and birthday lists... and she is only 11!
     
  16. theFAT98

    theFAT98 Well-Known Member

    I love them but i agree they get used up quicker than milled soaps.
     
  17. Shadow Shaver

    Shadow Shaver Well-Known Member

    There's nothing wrong with a wash cloth, but in my opinion they use a lot more soap and most grooming experts recommend something more exfoliating for your skin. My daughter asked for soap for her birthday too. At least they have good tastes! ;)
     
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  18. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    I'll just go to K-mart and buy a set of the sponge-rags.
     
  19. GADback

    GADback Well-Known Member

    I use one of the plastic spongy things and I find the soaps last quite a while. The dish I put the soap in sits high, so the shower water doesn't run over the soap.
     
  20. gott654

    gott654 Well-Known Member

    That’s what I do, works well


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