Men's Shaving Stick, 1.75 oz

I like shave sticks for their convenience. Rub onto a wet rough beard (or rough scalp for a head shave,) brush vigorously for a minute, and you have doubled exfoliation and lathering for a great start to a shave. I imagine the coarser the hair stubble, the more soap you would use, and the more you would need, so maybe its self adjusting? These are hard soaps. To bowl lather, it helps to make very fine shavings with a zester and let it bloom for a few minutes with a tiny bit of water in the shave bowl. You can get all the lather you want doing it that way. I would guess one of these would last a daily shaver dozens upon dozens of shaves. Im not certain, but Id guess face lathering it could last 40-60 days of shaving. I use a lot because I scalp shave with it, and Im getting 2 months out of my shave sticks. This is all presuming the use of a shave brush, I admit that lathering Speick with wet a hand only will make much less lather, but it is still doable. (There are so many affordable shave brushes out there, I recommend getting one) These stick soaps rinse out of the razors (old fashioned DE blade razors as well as modern cartridges) very well. Give these soaps enough water! They work better, they rinse out better, they wash off the skin better once youre finished better. The scent. Im not good at describing the scent. Moderate strength initially, and dissipates after a few minutes following clean up. Very flowery overall scent right up front, without being sweet. Very clean smell. Not cloying. Faintly earthy.

This is my first shave stick and it's awesome. The only drawback on this is that lathering a brush on a soap puck in a bowl/cup is that the lather really gets into the brush and your second and third passes are still very soapy. When I went for my second pass on this it wasn't as foamy as the second passes from soap puck shaving. I used this with my brand new Merkur 34C and the included Merkur blade. I love the shave and the scent! I'll buy it again. Now it's off to the container store for a dispenser for this. Update: I've used this at home with hard water and at the gym with soft, with two different razors and two different razor blades and can tell you I think it's my favorite shaving soap to date. The lather is very slick with great cushion. The scent is awesome and the healing properties of that plant or whatever actually makes my face feel "treated" after a shave. THEY NEED TO GIVE THIS A CONTAINER THOUGH! Update: I've found over the last few months of shaving with about 12 different creams and soaps that this is one of the FEW that does NOT require any post shave products. My face feels great after rinsing and drying and giving plenty of time for dryness and irritation to set in, but it never does after shaving with this! AWESOME!

No cover for stick. I expected a tube to cover the stick to allow for travel and storage. Instead I found it was only wrapped in thin foil that cannot be replaced after 1st use. There is a small black plastic base, but it is too small to grasp when using the product.

This stick started my path towards shaving stick obsession. After trying most of the rest, this is still a favorite. Wet your face, dip the stick in warm water, and rub it on your face once or twice. Get a brush and make a great lather in under 20 seconds. It smells great, does not dry out, and soothes and protects your face for a close shave. I liked it so much I bought the Speick deodorant and have just ordered the bar soap. To maximize the utility of the shave stick, get a 2 oz twist up disenser (shop around for best prices on shave and container sites) or cut the stick in half and use a .75 oz dispenser. Drill a hole or get a chopstick and slowly poke a hole up the center of the soap to make it possible to push the soap onto the shaft in the middle of the twist up dispenser. Great for travel but I am using in my daily rotation at home too.

Dont know why the bad reviews. No its not a tallow base or ultimate artisan italian croap, it is a dailindaily kind of basic soap. It does have a scent that you can smell while shaving, but I have never smelled it afterwards. The smell is much like pine, with a hint of lavender. I only use witch hazel or toner for aftershave, sometimes alum if the blade is nearing dull and I get a rough shave, but the scent has never lingered (even though I usually shave and rinse at a sink, not the shower) and this would not compete for power or alter the smell of those who use scented aftershaves. I dont really seek out scents, but dont care much either so long as it does not aggravate my nose like aftershaves and perfumes, or linger past rinsing my face, and Ive bought this multiple times. it is a shave stick about 1-1\4” dia by about 3” and a medium hardness that seems to last quite a while for its weight. For some reason you only find “refill” sticks now days, which means there is no top plastic cover on the stick. It ships in a similar sized box, with a simple plastic base at the bottom of the soap stick. I just use a pill jar or the top of a Lea stick tube. Pill jars work well for travel, having a very secure lid anyhow. I made a few small holes in one end so it can breathe and dry back out if I should need to pack it up shortly after. For a very basic soap, the post shave is good, soft and smooth. This is one of my summer soaps, as it does not have extra moisturizers. It only dries me out if I over load directly to my face, and dont use enough water (but thats a perfect recipe to dry your face with any soap though). I tend to use lanolin and extra buttered soaps in the winter, as my face chaps in the freezing winters after a shave, but is typically oily in warmer weather. I find this soap easy to use as a rub on, and then lather with a brush; but having wire hair, it is easy to overdo and takes a lot of water to balance without drying prematurely (i also shave outdoors a lot in warmer weather and that is a 100x factor in drying too quick) so I tend to simply load a brush directly. Maybe some with troubles are using extra soft brushes? I tend to prefer stiffer like boar and have no problems loading it. I simply swirl around the tip edges of the stick rather than trying to get the brush and stick dead on to each other. Same for the brush, I use the midline rather than the tip or outer edges. This results in a brush load without flicking specks around like a messy toothbrusher.

This stick foams up to a very effective lather, but beware the smell. It is very peppery, and if you like the smell, you may love this shaving soap. I'm ambivalent about the smell, but my wife doesn't like it at all, so I'm not using the product after the first couple of uses.

The smell is great and matches the corresponding aftershave greatly. If you like the scent, you would absolutely love the product. Lather quality is ok, but nothing special, besides it is less convenient to use the stick compared to a pluck. However, the stick lasts way longer, so it is longevity vs convenience. The only issue is the price, since the product is not cheap. In my opinion, it’s worth every penny, but it is subjective, like everything else in my review. Hopefully, it’s helpful.

I've been wet shaving for a couple of years now, and this ranks with the very best shave soaps. I'll be keeping this gem in the shaving arsenal alongside Palmolive shave stick, Cade shave soap, Mitchell's Wool Fat, Arko, and Art of Shaving. The scent is lavender and speick (a peppery scent)...classic but also very fresh. It is a light smell that hangs out throughout the shave, but does not seem to stay on the skin once rinsed. The performance is top notch. I use a boar-bristle brush and it whips up a slick, cushioning lather very quickly. I've used this soap as intended (shave stick) and it does fine, but I've grated a few sticks up with a cheese grater into a bowl and compressed the shavings into a puck and it performs (in my opinion) even better.

For some reason I bought the 2 pack of these and they were awful, but the single stick is absolutely lovely!! I don't understand why. A lovely shave with this product, only buy the single pack though

Nach vielen Seifen die ich vorher probieren musste, um genau diese zu finden, ist meine Suche nun endlich zu Ende. Die Seife ist perfekt weil: 1. Es lässt sich mit einem guten Pinsel ein fantastisch cremiger Schaum schlagen, der im Gesicht nicht sofort eintrocknet. 2. Die Seife bereitet die Haut/Haare optimal auf die Rasur vor - weich und geschmeidig, so dass die Klinge bei der Rasur butterweich über die Haut gleitet. 3. Für mich eine der Hauptkriterien: Die Rückfettung!!! Bei der gesamten Rasur bleibt die Haut entspannt und nach Rasierbalsam und Co. fühlt sich die Haut entspannt und keinesfalls trocken an, Rasurbrand ade. Gerade für Männer mit trockener und sensibler Haut eine klare Empfehlung (keine Mineralöle, Extrakt aus der Speick-Pflanze). 4. Der Geruch ist sehr angenehm, als Schaum geschlagen und im Gesicht verteilt eigentlich gar nicht mehr wahrnehmbar und wenn mal etwas in den Mund gelangt, schmeckt sie absolut neutral und nicht seifig, was mir persönlich wichtig ist. 5. und das alles für den PREIS Für mich ist also die Suche nach der perfekten Rasierseife beendet.

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La barra es muy pequeña el jabón es muy bueno y recomendable 1000%

J'ai été étonné de l'onctuosité de la mousse produite (blaireau à soies naturelles) et la bonne fragrance fraîche ! Rien ne vaut le rasage "à l'ancienne" :-)