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reddig33
lemmy.world
reddig33@lemmy.world Joined: 2023-07-09 |
Wondering what affordable shaving cream in a tin, or shaving soap you recommend? Trying to avoid stuff that comes in plastic tubes or spray cans. Much appreciate any suggestions! |
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frosch
sh.itjust.works
frosch@sh.itjust.works Joined: 2023-07-09 |
Depending on availability where you live: L'Occitane has a nice shaving soap in a tin and Speick has a cream in an aluminum Tube. |
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thesohoriots
lemmy.world
thesohoriots@lemmy.world Joined: 2023-06-21 |
Depending on availability where you live: L'Occitane has a nice shaving soap in a tin and Speick has a cream in an aluminum Tube.
Second L’Occitane products, but they can get pricey fast. |
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PortNull
lemmy.dbzer0.com
portnull@lemmy.dbzer0.comJoined: 2025-04-07 |
Arko is a great and affordable soap stick. |
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ElCrusher
lemmy.dbzer0.com
ElCrusher@lemmy.dbzer0.com Joined: 2023-07-21 |
I really like Ach Brito Lavanda shaving cream. Speick shaving cream and C.O. Bigelow are also good, but I recommend them in that order. They all come in tin tubes. I am recommending them based on slickness and razor protection. The scents are all good. Lavanda is a rather masculine lavender scent. Speick reminds me of old school shaving cream or a barber shop. C.O. Bigelow is a eucalyptus menthol scent. I find that I have to use more of it than the other two when I shave to get the same results but the tube is twice as big so it's okay. |
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Hazmatastic
lemmy.world
Hazmatastic@lemmy.world Joined: 2025-03-07 |
I use Mitchell's wool fat shaving soap, apply with warm water and a brush. Leaves me feeling silky smooth |
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walden
Moderator
walden@wetshav.ingJoined: 2025-08-14 |
I use Mitchell's wool fat shaving soap, apply with warm water and a brush. Leaves me feeling silky smooth
Mitchell's has been discontinued, unfortunately. |
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walden
Moderator
walden@wetshav.ingJoined: 2025-08-14 |
Price varies based on location, but typically the best bang for your buck comes in the form of soap as opposed to cream. A tube of Speick works great, but you get fewer shaves out of a tube compared to most soaps. Someone mentioned Arko, and that's probably the most affordable soap these days. It comes in a shave stick or a plastic tub. The shave stick has less packaging, and you can load directly from the stick instead of rubbing it on your face if you prefer. Proraso is also decent. La Toja, LEA, Dr. Selby, Haslinger... all good options. Check out Maggard Razors if you're in the US. Check out Connaught Shaving if you're in Europe. |
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Hazmatastic
lemmy.world
Hazmatastic@lemmy.world Joined: 2025-03-07 |
Mitchell's has been discontinued, unfortunately.
What, really? Damn, I'm just running out too. Good thing I have this thread for some alternative recommendations |
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PorkButtsNTaters666
sub.wetshaving.social
PorkButtsNTaters666@sub.wetshaving.socialJoined: 2023-06-09 |
Price varies based on location, but typically the best bang for your buck comes in the form of soap as opposed to cream. A tube of Speick works great, but you get fewer shaves out of a tube compared to most soaps. Someone mentioned Arko, and that's probably the most affordable soap these days. It comes in a shave stick or a plastic tub. The shave stick has less packaging, and you can load direc...
Probably not a good idea if you're in the EU (customs duties since Brexit...). Yourshaving is in Spain, and there are probably more local shops there, too. Otherwise: seconding Haslinger (especially Schafmilch); nobody so far mentioned Palmolive shaving cream – which is quite nice and very affordable Edit: Tabac FFS, how could I forget this?? If you just buy the soap, very good value |
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reddig33
lemmy.world
reddig33@lemmy.world Joined: 2023-07-09 |
Thank you everyone for all the great suggestions! I have put them all on my list of things to try. |
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walden
Moderator
walden@wetshav.ingJoined: 2025-08-14 |
Check out Connaught Shaving if you’re in Europe. Probably not a good idea if you're in the EU (customs duties since Brexit...). Yourshaving is in Spain, and there are probably more local shops there, too. Otherwise: seconding Haslinger (especially Schafmilch); nobody so far mentioned Palmolive shaving cream – which is quite nice and very affordable Edit: Tabac FFS, how could I forget this?? If ...
Shows what I know about international trade! |
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PorkButtsNTaters666
wetshav.ing
PorkButtsNTaters666@wetshav.ingJoined: 2025-08-15 |
Shows what I know about international trade!
International trade is so 2010s |
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