Product Reviews
Review: Stirling Soap Company’s Electric Sheep
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As I am a marketer for my day job, I’d be remis if I did not begin this review by pointing out the clever product naming; the Electric part is an accurate descriptor to the scent as it does provide a buzz to your nose, and the Sheep being a nod to the mutton tallow base this formula is constructed with. The artwork itself is also worth noting, as Stirling shifted away from their standard ‘soda pop’ style branding of soap tub and aftershave and installed this dynamic and rather aggressive martial art sheep. I get a kick out of thinking the character is a mix between Samuel L Jackson and Mareep (Pokemon).
Barrister and Mann: Omnibus Base Review
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Have you tried the new base from Barrister and Mann? If so, what are your thoughts? Do you want to try the new base? Which scent are you hoping they release in Omnibus? Let us know in the comments below.
Catie’s Bubbles Sunrise: Shaving Soap Review
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An easy to lather vegan shaving soap that does not require a lot of water. Clean and pleasant scent blending from the three notes with plenty of spaces to load from the tub. If this is something that you are looking for, check out the details below. Catie’s Bubbles Sunrise Luxury Shaving Soap A blend of litsea cubeba, tea tree, and peppermint essential oils create a slightly cooling, lemony punch in the face to help get your day started. Net wt. 4oz Ingredients: stearic acid, water, coconut oil, potassium hydroxide, shea butter, fragrance, sodium hydroxide, jojoba...
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Parker Adjustable Single Edge Injector Review
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The Parker Adjustable Single Edge Injector is a relative newcomer to the safety razor space, having been released in November of 2020 after being worked on off and on for many years. Parker has since released a version 2 of the Adjustable Single Edge Injector; however, for this review I will be discussing the first version. I will also point out the updates made to version 2. But, before we get into the review, let’s take a brief look at the history of the company.
345 Soap Co: Shark Bite Shaving Soap Review
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About the artisan from the website: “345 Soap Company is a family-owned small artisan shop run by Jon and Annie Patton. We have three kids, and live in a small town in Northern Colorado. We’re native to Colorado, and enjoy all it has to offer. It all started one day when I ran out of soap in the shower. I went online to buy more, and ended up going down the internet rabbit hole. What seems like a million clicks later, I thought, I’ll just make my own: and in early 2019 the 345 Soap Company was born. With the...