Poll: Are you supposed to pair your shaving cream/soap with your aftershave?
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Yes
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No
68.75% of votes |
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05-11-2014, 07:33 AM
I've noticed that the scent of my shaving soap, currently the sweetness of Blades Grim's Smolder, lingers on my face "underneath" my aftershave splash, Captain's Choice Lime.
Does this mean that shaving soaps/creams should be paired with the aftershave? I mean not necessarily the same brand and scent, but scents that go well together. If this is the case, I may go unscented on everything except the aftershave.
Does this mean that shaving soaps/creams should be paired with the aftershave? I mean not necessarily the same brand and scent, but scents that go well together. If this is the case, I may go unscented on everything except the aftershave.
05-18-2014, 07:14 PM
Thanks for voting and for the replies. It looks like people generally don't pair their soaps with aftershave. This makes sense as the scents are so temporary. I must say that the Blades Grim "Smolder" soap lasted several hours after the shave and I asked this question to see if it was something that happened with a lot of other soaps - I'm less than 2 months into wet shaving.
It's amazing how my acquisition disorder now puts so much importance on the fragrance. Before, the smell was either ok or not, now there's a question of which fragrance I like will turn into a full product purchase after the sample is used.
It's amazing how my acquisition disorder now puts so much importance on the fragrance. Before, the smell was either ok or not, now there's a question of which fragrance I like will turn into a full product purchase after the sample is used.
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