TOBS has flown under the radar for decades in my case, having encountered some fairly average expressions back in the seventies. Reading @Monsta_AU's glowing review persuaded me to take another look. Jermyn St has a fantastic scent that just goes on and on.
I can't say I've heard that comparison before, but I'm a recent fan of the Yellow. They don't necessarily last that long for me, but there is not one blade that ever does. Wire whiskers and daily head/face shave to BBS probably have something to do with that. Perhaps not quite as smooth as a Polsilver, but sharper, and a very pleasant amount of blade feel. I've just used up or given away my remaining sample tucks, but I've got a bulk order on the way...I've read that the 7 O'Clock Yellow 'Sharp Edge' are the modern incarnation of the Spoiler, so must try one again soon for comparison .
Ah damn now I have to purchase another soap I don't need in my collection!+1 really enjoying the shave, scent and post shave feel. Still moist but not oily at the end of the day. The aftershave has an unusual deep burn for a sensitive product. No irritation just a very warm burn like fortified wine.
At least it's cheap and easy to getAh damn now I have to purchase another soap I don't need in my collection!
Can't beat the old tallow base, Speedmaster - wonderful stuff. Equivalent postshave to MWF, but a piece of p*ss to lather.Date:- 11 November 2020
Pre-shave:- Cold Water straight from the tap
Bowl/Scuttle:- Captain's Choice
Brush:- Yaqi Sagrada Familia Tuxedo Synth. 24/53mm knot
Soap/Cream:- Haslinger Schafmilch Sheep Milk & Lanolin (tallow)
Razor/Blade:- Muhle Rocca R94 v4.0 / Voskhod #5
Post/After-shave:- T.N. Dickinson Witch Hazel Astringent mixed into the 240ml bottle with Invite E High Potency Pure Oil (30 drops), Natural Plant Glycerin (20) & Tea Tree Oil Antiseptic (5)
Fragrance:- Tommy Hilfiger for Men