Yes absolutely. I'm newer to you channel but have binged watched your vids. I can't get enough of your reviews because they're short and to the point plus you provide all the answers to questions I'd ask.
One of the topics that would interest me is which soaps, deodorants, hair products, and fragrances (splashes or sprays) are compatible together/pair together well. For example, I think that the original Coast soap and the Grey Flannel fragrance pair well together, Irish Spring is fairly compatible with Brut deodorant and splash, etc.
Eau de cologne splashes have their place, and are rarely reviewed. Aftershaves are quite useful, and are underrated as fragrances. These are more in the grooming products category. They don't typically overpower, have solid soapy classic scents to them, and tend to not require a lot of cash outflow to build a nice collection. They are much harder to find reviews on than eau de toilette. Another product type that's hard to find reviews on is deodorant body spray. I also think pomades and hair tonics would be good to see reviews about, as some are fragrant and some don't have a strong smell (which I tend to prefer because I don't want the smell to clash with my scent of the day).
Some people may use deodorants and deodorant body sprays and/or pomades or hair tonics as their fragrance, and their level of practical effectiveness matters too, so I think those would be the best way to branch out from soaps or body washes. Next would be eau de cologne splashes, as they are nice light classic scents to add to the grooming regimen, are inexpensive, and are really hard to find reviews on. Next would be aftershaves, which are somewhat more reviewed (albeit not to the level of eau de toilette fragrances) but are very much in the category of personal grooming products.
Yes I most definitely would
Absolutely yes man. Anyone who appreciates good soap will for sure also appreciate fragrance. Even scented candles.
Definitely
Yes absolutely. I'm newer to you channel but have binged watched your vids. I can't get enough of your reviews because they're short and to the point plus you provide all the answers to questions I'd ask.
One of the topics that would interest me is which soaps, deodorants, hair products, and fragrances (splashes or sprays) are compatible together/pair together well. For example, I think that the original Coast soap and the Grey Flannel fragrance pair well together, Irish Spring is fairly compatible with Brut deodorant and splash, etc.
That sounds great and also NO ONE is reviewing aftershave! You should!
Yes, deodorant would be good thanks.
@Barsoapmancanada can u try shower gel bodywash, deodorant, and cologne set all together to review like parfum de Marley Layton set 😯
Eau de cologne splashes have their place, and are rarely reviewed. Aftershaves are quite useful, and are underrated as fragrances. These are more in the grooming products category. They don't typically overpower, have solid soapy classic scents to them, and tend to not require a lot of cash outflow to build a nice collection. They are much harder to find reviews on than eau de toilette. Another product type that's hard to find reviews on is deodorant body spray. I also think pomades and hair tonics would be good to see reviews about, as some are fragrant and some don't have a strong smell (which I tend to prefer because I don't want the smell to clash with my scent of the day).
Since you're taking requests could you please review Mistral, more Caswell-Massey, Sudsy Bear, and Dapper Yankee bar soaps.
Some people may use deodorants and deodorant body sprays and/or pomades or hair tonics as their fragrance, and their level of practical effectiveness matters too, so I think those would be the best way to branch out from soaps or body washes. Next would be eau de cologne splashes, as they are nice light classic scents to add to the grooming regimen, are inexpensive, and are really hard to find reviews on. Next would be aftershaves, which are somewhat more reviewed (albeit not to the level of eau de toilette fragrances) but are very much in the category of personal grooming products.
Hi mr. Bar soap