#2,681
Cheers Will and Members of DFS! Get some happy shaving going on Big Grin Use up the products you can really enjoy thoroughly. I love that at the time of the Tonique formula Fouler was offered in that smaller vile size. But the plus is I liked it so much that I was able to get a backup large size Classique.

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#2,683

Posting Freak
Darn near a week since somebody posted here?! Thats odd. As the old movies said - Its quiet out there. Too quiet. And you all know what happens next. Lets start a controversy Big Grin - I'm circling the rim of my tub of 1st edition Leviathan and man am I enjoying myself. I can't believe that the first shave I ever had with Leviathan made me wonder what the heck? I got a strong wet dog smell - wet Old English Sheepdog to be precise but by the second shave with it either the soap or my olfactory neurons had changed and I got amazing loveliness from it. Leviathan has become one of my all time favourites scents. But I've compared it to the newer releases and I'm not sure they're the same - Will have you changed the recipe? Winking
#2,684

Maker of Soaps and Shaver of Men
Cooperstown, NY, USA
(04-16-2017, 08:11 PM)Marko Wrote: Darn near a week since somebody posted here?!  Thats odd.  As the old movies said - Its quiet out there.  Too quiet.  And you all know what happens next.  Lets start a controversy Big Grin  - I'm circling the rim of my tub of 1st edition Leviathan and man am I enjoying myself.  I can't believe that the first shave I ever had with Leviathan made me wonder what the heck?  I got a strong wet dog smell - wet Old English Sheepdog to be precise but by the second shave with it either the soap or my olfactory neurons had changed and I got amazing loveliness from it.  Leviathan has become one of my all time favourites scents.  But I've compared it to the newer releases and I'm not sure they're the same - Will have you changed the recipe?  Winking

Cry

No. No I have not.
“You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.” – Marcus Aurelius

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#2,685

Posting Freak
(04-16-2017, 08:16 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:
(04-16-2017, 08:11 PM)Marko Wrote: Darn near a week since somebody posted here?!  Thats odd.  As the old movies said - Its quiet out there.  Too quiet.  And you all know what happens next.  Lets start a controversy Big Grin  - I'm circling the rim of my tub of 1st edition Leviathan and man am I enjoying myself.  I can't believe that the first shave I ever had with Leviathan made me wonder what the heck?  I got a strong wet dog smell - wet Old English Sheepdog to be precise but by the second shave with it either the soap or my olfactory neurons had changed and I got amazing loveliness from it.  Leviathan has become one of my all time favourites scents.  But I've compared it to the newer releases and I'm not sure they're the same - Will have you changed the recipe?  Winking

Cry

No. No I have not.

Sorry Will, it just seemed so slow that I thought I'd shake the bushes a little and see what comes out. I believe you.
#2,686

Member
East Texas
(04-16-2017, 08:11 PM)Marko Wrote: ...Leviathan has become one of my all time favourites scents. But I've compared it to the newer releases and I'm not sure they're the same...

Leviathan definitely messes with you. There's something mystical about it. I like it.
#2,687
(04-16-2017, 08:16 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:
(04-16-2017, 08:11 PM)Marko Wrote:  I got a strong wet dog smell - wet Old English Sheepdog to be precise

Cry

No. No I have not.

Interesting, that description is really quite specific.
Which raises a question: Just out of curiosity, Will, do you think you could reproduce "wet dog" in an aftershave, if challenged to do so. This is hypothetical, of course Smile
#2,688

Maker of Soaps and Shaver of Men
Cooperstown, NY, USA
(04-17-2017, 02:41 AM)milesd Wrote:
(04-16-2017, 08:16 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:
(04-16-2017, 08:11 PM)Marko Wrote:  I got a strong wet dog smell - wet Old English Sheepdog to be precise

Cry

No. No I have not.

Interesting, that description is really quite specific.
Which raises a question: Just out of curiosity, Will, do you think you could reproduce "wet dog" in an aftershave, if challenged to do so. This is hypothetical, of course Smile

In theory, sure. Skatole, costausol, and castoreum would do the job. You definitely wouldn't like the result, though. Big Grin
“You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.” – Marcus Aurelius

Fine grooming products at Barrister and Mann.  Smile www.barristerandmann.com
#2,689
(04-17-2017, 02:07 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:
(04-17-2017, 02:41 AM)milesd Wrote:
(04-16-2017, 08:16 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote: Cry

No. No I have not.

Interesting, that description is really quite specific.
Which raises a question: Just out of curiosity, Will, do you think you could reproduce "wet dog" in an aftershave, if challenged to do so. This is hypothetical, of course Smile

In theory, sure. Skatole, costausol, and castoreum would do the job. You definitely wouldn't like the result, though. Big Grin

Ah, yes, castoreum. Or, as I have come to think of it: beaver ass. I first became aware of this when I saw it listed as an ingredient in a tea I had been enjoying for some time. The enjoyment came to an abrupt halt upon consulting google. Somehow I don't quite mind as much putting it on my face, so if it's an ingredient in any of my current B&M aftershaves, no big deal.

Also, since I don't think I've mentioned it here, Rhapsody is amazing. Will this be done every spring, or will it skip years? I may have to acquire a stockpile.
#2,690

Maker of Soaps and Shaver of Men
Cooperstown, NY, USA
(04-17-2017, 06:13 PM)milesd Wrote:
(04-17-2017, 02:07 PM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:
(04-17-2017, 02:41 AM)milesd Wrote: Interesting, that description is really quite specific.
Which raises a question: Just out of curiosity, Will, do you think you could reproduce "wet dog" in an aftershave, if challenged to do so. This is hypothetical, of course Smile

In theory, sure. Skatole, costausol, and castoreum would do the job. You definitely wouldn't like the result, though. Big Grin

Ah, yes, castoreum. Or, as I have come to think of it: beaver ass. I first became aware of this when I saw it listed as an ingredient in a tea I had been enjoying for some time. The enjoyment came to an abrupt halt upon consulting google. Somehow I don't quite mind as much putting it on my face, so if it's an ingredient in any of my current B&M aftershaves, no big deal.

Also, since I don't think I've mentioned it here, Rhapsody is amazing. Will this be done every spring, or will it skip years? I may have to acquire a stockpile.

It has been done every Spring for the past three years, but we're actually going to retire it after this year. It's had its day in the sun, so we feel that it's time we did something different for Spring.
“You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.” – Marcus Aurelius

Fine grooming products at Barrister and Mann.  Smile www.barristerandmann.com


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