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OK, I'm intrigued...where did YOU get it? Is it available in the U.S.?

crackstar wrote:.... It's also readily available here in Canada.

jww wrote:Do tell where you were able to procure this cream from????

crackstar wrote:Price: 8/10--Fendrihan's sells it for 9,95$ CAD.

Italian Barber also stocks it.

Ooh, that is tempting...great brush from a great seller!

jss wrote:Gary..I'm sure I speak for others too, hope Mr. Sabini has a remedy or a suitable replacement..Please keep us posted....

Best,
Julian

Lee stands behind his products. Make sure to contact him and let us know what happens.

I've had one shedder. It dropped a few hairs every shave, and when I went to sell it, I wanted to make sure it was OK. Using thumb and forefinger, I reached into the knot and gently squeezed while I pulled out. (This was done quite gingerly and not at all aggressively.) I got a few hairs almost ever...

Excellent news. I shaved with the soap last night and it was wonderful. I look forward to getting some of the cream.
Thanks, John!

For those who have not followed this, the new La Famiglia soaps by RazoRock are made by Tcheon Fung Sing and are rebranded, exact formulations of Bergamotto Neroli and their other soaps.
It is pretty amazing to get this for $3.99.

Shave4Fun wrote:Me and my '47 Ford in 1970:

Great photo--thanks for sharing!
Back in the day, Ford products were the best.

As the OP, I am amused at the direction this thread has gone. Speaking of MWF, does anyone predict that the Euro debt crisis will eventually create history's worst financial market crash? :D :P There is absolutely the possibility, but I am (perhaps foolishly) optimistic that those in a position to ...

After having given the matter some thought I'm coming down firmly on the side of Mercury. Well, let me say this about that. In 1994, I made a conscious decision to buy American instead of Japanese, and I bought a Mercury Sable. The next four cars I bought after that were a Toyota, a Nissan, and two...

And another question this time about prep cream Any opinions? any good? I have a jar of this--as well as a jar of Proraso Pre/Post Cream--and they are virtually identical. They both smell very strongly of menthol, reminiscent of Vicks. I use them both interchangeably strictly as preshave, and they ...

...i prefer the surface area of the brush not overly excessive. ...a 22mm knot that bloomed out to about 3 inches. it wasn't just ugly but the brush nearly covered all the side of my face and yet only held a quantity of lather equal to a 22mm knot. I totally agree, Gil. That's an excellent explanat...

werdna wrote:Smell. Out of the box it smells just like a well groomed horse. Not offensive to me. I had a Mahogany Bay as a child and quite frankly that is what I was thinking of while checking this thing out.

I think that is pretty cool!

Nice review; thanks! A beautiful brush.

That is an excellent brush.

I'm somewhat surprised the forum software can't be tweaked to make it so anyone under 25 posts can't start a thread here. That might turn out to be a bit harsh, in practice. Anyone should be able to post with questions, comments, or wanting to buy something. Well, we have tried to upgrade stuff and...

I'm somewhat surprised the forum software can't be tweaked to make it so anyone under 25 posts can't start a thread here.

Thanks for the nice review, Tom. I have a couple of QCS creams and they are of excellent quality. My only quibble is that they are kind of "hard"--I snurdle some out with a spoon (either onto a brush or into a bowl/scuttle) and it's hard to get it to dissolve into lather. I wish it were a ...

I purchased the ebony handled brush, shown in the first picture, from Bullgooseshaving.net. The brush I was sent was faulty - the handle isn't properly put together (metal foot-piece and ebony piece are not uniformly sealed). I informed the vendor and was told clearance item = no returns. I underst...

Excellent and informative review. While I enjoy soft soaps, I get tired of the plethora of "almond" scents out there. The TFS BN is a very nice change of pace, along with the RR XXX. And this sounds like a maker finally doing something different on the soft soap theme. Have you tried eith...

Michelle emailed this to me:

The scents I have curing now are Sandalwood Rose, Peppermint with menthol, Mysore Sandalwood, Lily of the Valley, Coconut and more of the Lime and Marrakesh.  There are others I want to make but I have to render more tallow first

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