shaving soap

Sometimes he had to stop rats from eating his shaving soap.

She could smell the subtle spice of his shaving soap.

You can tell not just from the coffee stains, but the shaving soap."

Fraser had brought a small looking glass and a pot of shaving soap as well.

At daybreak I was taken to the barber, who even used shaving soap this time.

"With a brush and shaving soap, you can work the lather in."

He still smelled of expensive shaving soap and saddle leather.

She noted he bent and lifted a cloth bag of shaving soap.

He had a straight razor, but scraping his face without shaving soap hurt more than it was worth.

He smelled of shaving soap and the ocean breeze.

With a frown, Gabriel wiped shaving soap off his blade.

Until the early 20th century, bars or sticks of hard shaving soap were used.

Hard shaving soaps in their modern form have existed since at least the early 19th century.

Although shaving soap was their first product, they also made ink and shoe blacking.

Shirtless, he mixed the shaving soap with a few drops of water from the basin.

Impulsively, she hugged him, liking his scent of shaving soap.

He was in the process of stirring up the shaving soap into a foam, and he half turned toward the door.

Nice to have the smell of a young man's shaving soap here," she said, frowning at her daughters.

The glass cabinets containing hair creams, shaving soaps and items for the weekend.

Using a brush and shaving soap in a nice porcelain mug had been decreed illegal.

Pagett held up a safety razor and a stick of shaving soap.

This article is about traditional, solid shaving soaps.

The principal disadvantages of shaving soap is lack of convenience and space.

No more smell of his shaving soap.

They were covered in hot shaving soap.