I like the Stirling 2019 TSD BoS (Tsuka) SS and AS as well. I haven't used it that much, but I will toward the end of Dec.

That should be fun and at the same time, a very sentimental experience.

Shaving with vintage family gear - yep. Decadent.

It is very difficult to overhydrate Stirling soaps.

You might be surprised with your Stirling soaps. Oh, I forgot, your wife is scent sensitive.

Dale, you are one of the original members of the 30DC crew. Hope you still grace us with your pics and shaves this month.

I don't know if aftershave separates or not but I always shake well before use. A lot of my aftershaves contain skin care ingredients along with alcohol and fragrance. I'll continue to shake.

You think! Lol!

I wouldn't eXPECt it! Lol!

Just don't rattle and roll when you do! Lol!

very good..its the first time i've ever thought about it to be honest..a few of my artisan splashes could benefit..i do with my home built menthol ones..

Once Randy @BaylorGator explained the ice cream diet I was all in.

Decadence is in the results of the shave.

You guys got off easy, he skipped the soaps with me and went directly to watches

Now that is cool and decadent1

I bloom soaps and shake my aftershaves too.

A fine, decadent grouping, Neal.

Just for the heck of it I just looked at a few of my aftershave splashes. Some I couldn't see any separation, a couple I could see a little, and A&E has an obvious separation.

ouch..that would get really expensive really quickly..

i will have to remember that..cheers..a good few of my splashes are artisan and have many skin helping ingredients..

Now that is an awesome focus.

Same.

I shake my aftershave bottles as well. Sort of a habit. I actually posted about it over in the Aftershaves forum. I posed a question about shaking splashes. Some do and some don’t.

I'm not sure my therapist would give me that much credit.