I do have a few other soaps, I just have no interest in them.

That's one method. During my shaves, I am feeling shaved areas immediately after the strokes to assess what stubble remains. Either I buff the area or concentrate on it during my final pass. After two passes, I feel the areas with water for any necessary pickups that I may need. My pickups are quite small and hit it with lather before shaving those tough little buggers. If I have to do a complete 1/2 pass on the neck, then I am find with it. Bottom line: why shave if you are going to miss areas that need attention and not fix it by doing the pickup before you stow everything away. It doesn't mean you have to have BBS, but you should get a smooth, comfortable shave without bloodshed or irritation.

That's not the way American businesses work. They want you to consume their products faster so that you keep buying their merchandise sooner. Thus, more turnaround of inventory means more sales.

I am down to 13 pucks from 20 and that's not including my Tabac stick, my 3 tubes of shave cream and my five 1oz samples of Stirling and the few samples you gave me. However, I have 5 yrs on you so you might get down to 13 pucks when you hit 67 and that assumes you do not purchase another soap during that time frame.

Thanks Joe! Cella never fails. It just a slamming, slick soap!

Lol! Thanks, but I have been a full-fledged member since I turned 65.

Actually you’re still just an apprentice geezer, Joe! You need to hit 70 for full geezer rights!

Ok! I will go along with it. However, that only leaves me 3 more years to hit 70. I can't believe that will happen in 3 years. Lol!

Excellent thank or divine, either way it just plain works. Fabulous Barry.

Wonderful progress with the barber straights Hogie. Progressing very nicely.

Thank you Jeff and your most welcome.

Thank you a Hogie. It is a really good soap and scent.

Wonderful shave Jeff.

Darn auto spellers! Lol!

You too, Ralph!

Thanks, Joe!

Thank you Jeff

Thank you Daniel

There you go Paul.

Thank you Gary.