erasmic shave cream

The Erasmic website doesn't reference their 'traditional' products at all, maybe time to stock up at Savers...

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"I really like the scent of erasmic products, it's just the complete failure I've had with the soaps. Maybe I should give the cream a whirl next time i see it somewhere"

The traditional cream is good :

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I've also got the soap bowl (glycerin) and stick (tallow) but not tried them yet. For £1 at Savers they're worth a try.

The new product lineup looks smart in a 'Brylcreem rebranding' sort of way but I think they're missing a trick phasing out the traditional cream, bowl and stick (if indeed that is what they're planning to do) These older products have their fans around the globe.
 
hunnymonster said:
PeterFranks said:
The Erasmic website doesn't reference their 'traditional' products at all, maybe time to stock up at Savers...
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The "Supreme" range is supposed to supplant the traditional...
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Yes the supreme range has been out for quite a while but is sold alongside their older range. They even appear to have reintroduced the older tallow based shave stick.

The original shave cream, 75ml in a metal tube, made in Jordan, is the only product I like out of their range. The new cream has different ingredients and is a bit thin on the lather.
 
moodymick said:
I really like the scent of erasmic products, it's just the complete failure I've had with the soaps. Maybe I should give the cream a whirl next time i see it somewhere :?
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I love the smell, too. It reminds me of my grandad. In a good way. :)

I've recently bought some Erasmic cream that comes in a metal toothpaste tubes for £1 in Savers. It has instructions on how to use it written on the tube. It also has 'Made in Jordan' written on it. I love it as it goes on well with a warm, wet brush. You only need to use a small amount in a bowl. So far, for me it's the best.

I also saw the same stuff in plastic 'hair gel' type tubes with 'Supreme' written on it. I'm not too keen on those for some reason. I don't know if they're made in Jordan as well, as I didn't venture to pick one of those up.
 
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