SMF

Harris almond shaving soap
Harris D2 brush
Merkur HD/ Gillette blade
Harris Pink
Mr Taylor cologne

Penhaligon's Blenheim B. shaving soap
Simpson PJ 2 best
Merkur HD
Gillette blade
Mr Taylor AS
Harris milk

Mr Taylor cologne

Trumper limes cream
Rooney 3/2 finest
Merkur HD Gillette 7 o' clock blade
Harris Arlington milk

MWF shaving soap
Harris D2 mixture brush
Merkur HD
Gillette super silver
Harris Pink

Taylor sandalwood cologne

sunday morning:

Kent BK 12
Trumper almond cream
Merkur HD w/Gillette super silver blade
Harris pink aftershave

Taylor sandalwood cologne.

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A nice Kent would suit my needs as well.

FT: Lamy Persona fountain Pen + ballpoint. Satin black & gold finish. FP has a 14K nib, comes with ink pump. Design by Mario Bellini. Together, these pens retailed for +300 Eur. Both are in pristine condition, barely used (too big for my smallish hands). As Lamy no longer makes the Persona line,...

Musgo Real cream
EJ super L
Merkur HD
Gillette Super Silver blade
Musgo Real AS

Taylor Sandalwood cologne

I love my Simpson polo 8 in best badger. Excellent all-round brush. Beats my beloved PJ 2 and plissons every time.

Could someone please describe the scent of Mennen speed stick (classic)?
Here in Europe, Mennen products are marketed a little differently, but somehow I suspect the clasic US fragrance to be the same as our 'Mennen Green'.

Bronnley English fern bath soap. Smells about as good as the famous Trumper or Penhaligons colognes but isn't too pricey. Contains lanolin and almond oil.

Update: http://www.manufactum.de/M_nchen.77.0.html

Hello again Jeremy,

Munich is a great city, I enjoyed my stay there immensely!

As for shaving, I know they have some very nice stuff at Manufactum (rare AS's, soaps, razors etc.). Store is located at Theatinerstrasse/Odeonsplatz if I'm not mistaken.

Check it out at www.manufactum.com

Tadé Aleppo soap. This is the real deal, the legendary soap made in Aleppo (Syria) for tens of centuries. Basically just olive oil (65%), laurel oil (35%) and soda. Looks like a small, brown-greenish brick with stamped Arabic lettering on it. These soaps are left to dry for months in ancient cellars...

En tout cas je vous offre mes compliments les plus sincères sur votre connaissance de plusieurs langues messieurs! Vous parlez même un peu l'Anglais... :wink: Many Dutch people are more proficient in English (and often German) than French IMO. They do make a nice shaving soap (Vergulde Hand) though.

Netherlands. I’m not sure he understands French . The De Vergulde Hand is an excellent soap. Use more water, as suggested. Don’t shake your brush too much. If you'd be willing to call that French... :roll: :wink: +2 on the water ratio. Vergulde hand is very good and can produce very rich and consis...

I like their chestnutt. Very gentle on the scalp, good scent.

How about Barber saloon shaving soap? Or the palmolive soap stick?

I don't post very often here, but I read most of what the Wise Men of Shaving have to say and I've learned many a thing from them.

Chris Moss, Gordon, Tonyespo and Dominic +1 (and wanting to add Tony Mcnutt)

Great work Gentlemen, thanks very much!

Trumper rose soap

Taylor rose cream