purpose of Talc?

ROFL....

 

Weel, I love the Clubman stuff, must be the scent, takes me back in time to a far away place where......err.....where was I?
Browsing a barber supply the other day I spotted a Marvy #53 Neck Duster and thought "I've got to have that" for my talc, so I bought it. Big mistake,
it works but loses more horse hair than a VanDerslaugin boars hair dime store shave brush. I had enough horse "hare" to stuff a sofa. Took it back and the remaining stock of five were that way as well. Mr Manager just couldn't understand it, "we've never had a complaint" said he. I had to take a credit because they don't give "cash back". Didn't I pay in cash? He suggested a "duster" with a pink handle and black bristles, it looks nice in his ear! :mad:

 

I was at Burlington Coat Factory and bought some C&E Sandalwood Talc. It was only $2.00! I have also read the inhalation warning and now only use it to freshen my shoes, but man what a score at $2.00!

I may start running around and snatching up those awesome deals!

 

I got some Old Spice talc and am trying to decide how to use it, so I thought I would resurrect this old thread (zombies are popular now).

How should I use Old Spice talc? Dust it on following aftershave? Use it in regions I never shave to prevent chafing? Throw it in the air at a public event to make a big dust cloud?

 

I have some Pinaud Clubman talc. I sprinkle some onto a bandana, then pat it where I want it - chest, any area I want to keep dry and prevent chafing.

 

I only use the Old Spice talc as Aftershave on my face only. I apply it just like I do my liquid Aftershave, shake into my palm of my hand, rub hands together, and rub on face until blended. DONE!

http://theshaveden.com/forums/threads/applying-talc-after-the-shave.32558/