Stirling Soaps

Mr.Draper87

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Hi everyone,

I've recently started adding a few soaps to my collection and realised I've never tried Stirling soaps. I see they have a large selection of scents. So I'm wondering which scents they offer are the best or most popular.

I'm not a fan of mentholated scents.

Thanks

Kind regards,
Callum
 
The Stirling Haverford has a nice Tobacco scent to it, lathers up great and there are a few different scents in the BST going for a good price complements to @CunningMrFox.
They're a great price tbf and I would personally keep well away from anything with Menthol like the Glacial range or the black ice, I have found them dogs to lather, they have really put me off Stirling.
 
Stirling gentleman is my all time favourite scent.
Performance - strength - and affordability…. It used to be a few years ago.
Stirling offers everything you’re looking for. Scents are very subjective but like mark said. I do have 2 ready for the picking Callum.
Just in time for autumn may I add.

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I am pretty sure this one isn't that popular, since i've seen it on BST a few times, but I like it: Electric Sheep. Pure citronella with a bit of lemon. If you want smell like an anti-mosquito candle... (I do... don't judge :) I have the non-mentholated version.
I think there are quite a few which are "inspired by" existing fragrances if that's more your thing. I had Campania (Acqua di Parma's Fico di Amalfi), which I moved on. A classy scent, but not for me.
Performance-wise, I rank Stirling soaps as the second best I've tried; happy to use them any time.
 
Mr.Draper87 said:
Hi everyone,

I've recently started adding a few soaps to my collection and realised I've never tried Stirling soaps. I see they have a large selection of scents. So I'm wondering which scents they offer are the best or most popular.

I'm not a fan of mentholated scents.

Thanks

Kind regards,
Callum
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I too was late to the Stirling soap party, Callum.
They now dominate my den (I have about a dozen). They really do perform very well (and none I've used have caused any skin reaction)
The array of scents is quite intriguing, and may seem a little overwhelming.
As Joseph @CunningMrFox said above, Stirling Gentleman really is a very nice scent. It's my favourite too!
Be aware - the 'Glacial' range contain a LOT of menthol (accidentally flicking some in or near your eyes will cause considerable discomfort!!)
1OZ sample pucks are available for around £5, so you could try three for the price of a full soap.

Have fun choosing!
 
Hi all,

I too am late to the Stirling party, but I ordered a bergamot and lavender and an almond cream, alongside an Elysian Grapefruit (different company I think, never heard of it before) after having a bottle and a half of red Friday night... the wife won't be happy but then again.....I'll test them.and report on the findings....
 
Thanks for the recommendations, guys. I think I will pick a few up next week. I've got a list of some scents that I like the sound of, so I will give them a try. And if I don't like them, I can always move them on to BST.
 
markamonaghan said:
Hi all,

I too am late to the Stirling party, but I ordered a bergamot and lavender and an almond cream, alongside an Elysian Grapefruit (different company I think, never heard of it before) after having a bottle and a half of red Friday night... the wife won't be happy but then again.....I'll test them.and report on the findings....
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Surprisingly she wasn't unhappy and said we'll done for only getting three.....I didn't get the almond as Jay messaged me saying he had ran out. The grapefruit is fantastic!!! I haven't tried the other ones as yet........
 
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