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Review: Barrister and Mann’s Diamond
I didn’t mean to review so many Barrister and Mann soaps in a row… but here we are.
Anyway, have you seen a baseball game yet this year?
Review: Barrister and Mann’s “War”
Here I continue to review soaps from Barrister and Mann’s “The Four Horsemen” series. Here are my thoughts after a week with the most “challenging” scent from the collection.
Review: Barrister and Mann’s “Plague”
The fabled “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” are: War, Plague/Pestilence, Famine, and Death. Here I review “Plague” after a week of shaving with it.
TSA, Wetshaving, and You: A Brief Holiday Travel Guide
Fly through TSA any time you travel with these quick tips from me, a pilot and wetshaver.
Review: Noble Otter’s Logbook
Does Noble Otter accurately capture the smell of pilot? Would you want to smell like that? Find out here!
Comparison Review: Rhapsody vs Neon Sun
In this post I compare Barrister and Mann’s Rhapsody with Noble Otter’s Neon Sun. Both of these are 80s-inspired scents with somewhat similar scent ingredients. Which one is for you?
Dr Jon’s Blood Oath
For Fall of 2022, I review a near-gourmand scented soap made by vegan soapmaker Dr Jon's Soapmaking Company. How does it compare to other fall shaving scents?
Southern Witchcraft’s Carpathia
This is one of my favorite scents in all of wetshaving. It is exceptionally unique and a perfect match for cold weather.
I used to be a prominent reviewer of wetshaving products on Reddit (u/velocipedic). I’ve since decided to move fully off of the platform and strike out on my own, to give readers a higher quality of wetshaving journalism, from a fellow wetshaver. I despise influencers and the dearth of transparency found commonly on social media sites. My promise to you is that I will never accept money or any sort of compensation from an artisan to review a product or discuss a topic. The opinions herein are my own and only my own.
- Keith