Sorry man, It's Bonaparte with jasmine instead of ylang ylang. I think it's going to be awesome. I will post a review as soon as I receive it. I have Bonaparte on deck so I can compare them side by side.
That is a really loaded question because it's very much an enigma. Either you love it or you seem to dislike it. Perhaps a sample would be best. It's a big bold scent and I purchased a sample and liked it so much I got a puck. No doubt it's in my rotation. There is a ton of different things going on and it's a very rich somewhat savory scent with a lot of spice. It's really well balanced and exotic without being unfamiliar.
Yes. Perhaps "B" is a half to a full step above OM but It's not heavy handed or overdone. To me the OM was a very natural pine scent with an earthy tone. I equate it to elk hunting in northern Idaho and sitting under a juniper tree.
.... I think I need a puck of each soap and now croap... Oh... And the Splashes & Balms... I hate this place.
All in due time... Christmas is coming up and that pretty little gal on your shoulder is likely needing some ideas for stocking stuffers.
Royall Spyce in big glass bottles, 1 half used the other never opened. From dad. Waiting on it to come to me from parents lol
That is so cool! Thanks for digging up all the history on this brush. Half the fun of this adventure is finding out all the history on the tools we use.
For sure, the history is half the fun. Like a 1902 Star. Imagine the man saving up and buying this cool new technology for $2, shaving with it for years, then the mysterious journey until it comes to me from Craigslist. It's amazing.
Blades! 100 each Ladas, Voskhods and Gillette Silver Blue. I think I'm set. I also have a Krona making its way to Texas. Im not hoarding I tend to give out samples and include a tuck when I sell on the Bay.
The newly released Fougere's, two in the Tallow formulation from B&M, plus a tub of Nocturne. A cased Gold Tech mid 1940's A cased Ranger Tech from 1941 all from across the pond in the US.
