Murphy and McNeil soaps

And we appreciate your dedication to your craft murphyandmcneil

I blame everyone in this thread(especially Marko   ) and Ruds!  What a bunch of enablers you all are that you've broken down any semblance of self control I had for almost a year.

I ordered Murphy and McNeil murphyandmcneil Eisteacht: Claddagh Shaving Soap for a Cause.  The shave reports by HighSpeed really got me fired up!  Sadly, due to a new (and temporary, I hope) work schedule, I will not be able to pick this soap up from my PO Box until probably Friday.     The shipping looks to be very quick.  I ordered in the wee hours of Friday morning and USPS tracking system the soap should be here by tomorrow.  Maybe even today!

Glad to be of service (or is it disservice ).  Enjoy your Claddagh!

Looks like Maggard’s is officially in the process of plugging our products onto the site.

Most of them are live but at least a couple still waiting.



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Looks like Maggard’s is officially in the process of plugging our products onto the site.

Most of them are live but at least a couple still waiting.



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Congrats!

No St. James?

No St. James?

It’s in a later shipment not far behind. A couple days maybe.



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Had a great shave with Ouroboros this morning.  

   for the straight tallow base.

   for the scent.



(Shave Details here).

Any chance for an unscented soap?

I picked up Ouroboros recently and I love it - it is a dead ringer for RPS Dragon's Blood and that's a good thing in my book. I also got the Eisteach Claddagh and its good, however, its the softest "soap" I've ever had that hasn't called itself cream. Best to scoop and smear a small amount into a lather bowl rather than brush right out of the tub to avoid overloading.

I picked up Ouroboros recently and I love it - it is a dead ringer for RPS Dragon's Blood and that's a good thing in my book.  I also got the Eisteach Claddagh and its good, however, its the softest "soap" I've ever had that hasn't called itself cream.  Best to scoop and smear a small amount into a lather bowl rather than brush right out of the tub to avoid overloading.

I agree with everything you said except I have no experience with Dragon's Blood.  In particular, the scoop/smear/bowl lather method has worked best for me too.  FWIW IME the reasonably priced Helen’s Asian Kitchen Suribachi Bowl has been remarkably effective for this purpose.