My order came in yesterday. Used the soap,aftershave,balm and spice bar soap. Not in that Order. LOL Currently in heaven love Stirling. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
When you say "nothing like Old Spice", are you referring to the Old Spice of today(which I call New Spice), or the Shulton? Reviewers at the Stoylin website, many that is, sense a Shulton clone.
Never smelled the old old spice. Only smelled the ( new spice ) anyways stirling Spice smells nothing like ( new spice ) But I LIKE IT VERY MUCH. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That's my challenge with balms-well, the Rise Cooling is the only one I have at this point. Sometimes I let too much come out, other times it's "dime-size". I need to figure that the smaller(amount)the better, as it's always been advertised about Rise shaving creams that you can get by without an aftershaves.
I haven't smelled Shulton OS in ages, so I'm not going to say Stirling Spice is a clone. What I will say is it has the spice part of the new OS without that artificial sweet scent. It's a very nice classic type of scent.
I bought a soap sample of Stirling Noir several months ago and used it a day or two after I received it. The scent was very weak so I ended up tossing it. I'm just wondering if the scent has since been strengthened. Can anyone comment on that? Thanks!
I can’t specifically comment on the Noir, so probably not the answer your were looking for, but I can say that I have read a LOT of comments from people who have weak scented samples of soaps that I know are pretty powerful scent wise. I think that maybe the Biolifin (or whatever the Hell its name is) plastic wrap breathes?? I know it is biodegradable. You said you used it right away, but maybe it had been on his shelf a long time? I don’t know how hot a seller that one is.
Even though I still speak with a strong Israeli accent (which doesn't want to go away) I still recognize a Brooklyn accent and also a Boston one.
I have neither......moved around too much to get a Boston one(I was born there and spent the first 7 years of my life in the area-many kids younger than that and living here talk that way).
I speak French like a Parisian, Hebrew like an Israeli, Arabic like an Arab from seven different countries, Russian like a Russian, German like a German, Greek like a Greek, Swahili with a Rwandan accent according to my Tanzanian friends, but my pronunciation in English is not great.
