Croaps

Quite frankly, I love soft soaps. It started with Omega and now I want to expand. Any suggestions? Thank ya



Dapper

 

Have you tried Cella?

 

I shall now.

 

RazoRock and Stirling.

 

Thank you.

 

Most welcome. Both are terrific performers and nicely priced.

 

Queen Charlotte Soap/Shave (Matthew calls them creams, but they're soft soaps)
RazoRock
Valobra
Vitos

 

TSD Lanolin is a soft soap. So is Proraso soap. Mike's is also pretty soft.

 

Fitness or Figaro.

 

3P
10-11 bucks shipped I think over at Connaught

 

Does Stirling make croap now?

 

I included it based on its softness in between a hard soap and cream.

 

Arko and Palmolive sticks could be considered croaps, as they are so soft they can be mashed into a bowl.

 

Hmm.. I've only used proraso red at the moment, but I loved it

 

So many options. I've started a list.

 

You can update your first post here with all the suggestions so others and yourself can keep score at home!

 

Cella is excellent. It is among the best performing soaps I've ever used but being soft it doesn't seem to last. I only used it five times and it took a relatively large amount of soap with it (using boar). Also the fragrance irritates my skin . No where near the Stirling Sandalwood though, which is also a strong performer but requires more loading time.

 

The biggest downside with soft soaps, they don't last as long as hard soaps

 

Huge fan of Proraso and Cella.

 

I do wonder if there is a commonly accepted "definition" of a "croap" - since "croap" is of course a made-up play on "CReam" and sOAP".
I would personally for instance never see Stirling's soaps as croaps as I see them as 'hard soaps' no matter how plyable they are but I'm very willing to change my views