Wet Shaving Spotlight: Taylor of Old Bond Street

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Wet Shaving Spotlight: Taylor of Old Bond Street


Founded in 1854, Taylor of Old Bond Street has established itself as a beacon of quality and elegance in men’s grooming products. Proudly still owned and operated by the original Taylor family, watch the video to find out why it’s been flying off our shelves for almost a decade!

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  1. Hey RE, I'm someone who has moved away from electric and multi-blade razors because of how often I get ingrown hairs and scars. My hair is extremely coarse and difficult to shave without getting ingrowns. I've tried the Supply SE razor for many months now and I still get ingrowns/scars and the shave is not very close. I use Proraso products, which I like, and I only do one pass shaves as suggested in your prevent ingrown hairs youtube vid. Do you have any recommendations for which razor I should use instead?

  2. I love the scents from TOBS, some of my favorite. The Sandalwood scent is a league of its own. My only niggle I have is that TOBS's creams do not have the slickness of some of my favorite soaps – Barrister & Mann in particular.

  3. So many good ones I can’t say I have a fave unfortunately. I’ll always have at least 1 kind of TOBS on the shelf for the rest of my life though. (Right now I have 8…)

  4. I used Taylor of old Bond street and he is a another question I was looking up super adjustable razor in eBay and I saw you have a eBay account that you sell Vintage Gillette razors modern razors and shaving soap ect

  5. This was my intro into better shave creams/soaps once I started DE shaving. I cannot, however, recommend it if you are using a DE shaver. Store bought shaver? Yes. But the last time I used it the razor burn compared to a good shave soap (Razor Emporium, Arianna and Evans, Zingari Man) was very, very noticeable. The scents are good so get them for your family who still use store bought shavers/razors. But for DE shaving you need to upgrade to preshave oil/soap and a good shave soap.

  6. I was actually given a tub of the Sandalwood by my sister this day, as a surprise gift. I tried it out for the first time tonight. It was quite nice. I agree that the post-shave feel of my face is excellent, but I tend to credit that more to having a razor of the very best quality: a Rex Envoy XL. A few months ago, I also purchased the Organic unscented cream. I'm not sure what to think about TOBS creams at this time. I have a lot to learn about achieving the perfect shave. I think at this time, I'm moving in the right direction with my razor choices, and still learning about pre-shave treatments and shaving creams.

  7. Tobs is cheap but not cheappie
    They have very good products
    and they are a staple in the
    wet shaving world. Sandalwood
    Grapefruit and even newest Oud, Lime zest or Tobacco are
    great samples of how good
    a shaving cream can be but
    without being a bank breaker.
    Good show Matt.👌

  8. I have enjoyed many of TOBS products for many years and have always found them to be excellent performers. I also enjoy the other T's as well. I agree with Matt that the three T's are excellent performers. I also consider Castle Forbes to be among the best shaving creams on the market. To those who say they are too expensive, I say they are a great value because of their high quality, they last for a very long time.using only a small amount of product. In any event, this is about TOBS products which are excellent products that provides wonderful shaves complimented by fine masculine scents.

  9. Jermyn st is my fav TOBs and one of my fav scents. Performance is decent. It has the coconut oil so it froths up quick but keep lathering and ensure you use enough product. The old “almond size” recommendation isn’t enough product for me to get a thicker lather.