Do you use any "uncommon" aftershaves?

I'm a big fan of Alt Innsbruck

 

and also Floid Vigoroso.

 

I know Gingers Garden isn't unknown, but I don't hear many reviews of the aftershaves. A few months ago, Shave Busta posted his top 5, and I picked out Gingers Garden "Suede". It is a mighty fine smelling aftershave that lasts for most of the day. Its so sweet and a little on the warm spicey side, almost perfect. It would be perfect with a M-bomb additive . I will look into thier other scents in the future... Too many things on my list right now.

 

I have an affliction for all aftershaves. But let me ask you... do you mean unusual, but currently available, or are you also including rare vintage items?

 

Available. Just not the run of the mill, I can get it anywhere type of product. I'm always looking for new names. ASAD is my only remaining disorder.

 

Here's what I have that I think qualifies.



The Skin Bracer is the Italian version.


Not many folks use this as an aftershave, but I like it.

 

Uh, yep. I'd say so.

 

I wonder if Layrite #9's after-shave is better than their Bay Rum?

 

How do either of these compare to Aqua Velva?

 

Can't really say, I don't use any AV except the Musk.

 

That's my problem with Wm. Neumann..would love to try some, but, as you imply, pretty high on the Washingtons($$$$$$).

 

Wow, that's similar to the Aqua Velva story-as that one began as a mouthwash, then became what it is today(and has been since 1929).

 

Rise has a "Cooling balm" which came out just a few years ago. It does have that original Rise scent, which is nice. Goes good with the new Rise Super Foam.

 

Layrite #9 looks like it worth a try. I still have some Stephan's to finish off first.

 

Like Hodge stated.............I have some Layrite No. 9 Bayrum. But it has more of a clove scent to me than bayrum! Works however and has a nice scent that grows on you.