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Stickler
I liked the original Macca. I'll have to give the reformulation a bash in 3017.
Yes, I think you are right that it is greatly under appreciated by the shaving fraternity. Its downfall may be that it is so easily available and inexpensive that it has no chachet for some users. I have used both the old and new formula which were both excellent. Yes, the reformulation is one of the few that successfully worked and provided a better product to boot. I'll not be without it in my rotation.Bought a tub of The Body Shop Maca Root and Aloe shaving cream. It was on at 30% off to boot. It is a great cream, but greatly under appreciated by the shaving fraternity. It’s one of the few reformulations that resulted in a better product.
You’re right: It has no cachet, aka snob appeal. Their loss, our gain. I’ve used it since the early 1990s and loved the earlier formulation and was greatly impressed by the reformulation; I must say though that I was apprehensive at first in view of my experiences with other brands’ reformulations.Yes, I think you are right that it is greatly under appreciated by the shaving fraternity. Its downfall may be that it is so easily available and inexpensive that it has no chachet for some users. I have used both the old and new formula which were both excellent. Yes, the reformulation is one of the few that successfully worked and provided a better product to boot. I'll not be without it in my rotation.
Bob
At 70mm, with extension tubes, it might also make for a pretty decent macro lens (if fairly long).Sony E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS Optimised optical and mechanical design offers outstanding super-telephoto zoom performance for APS-C bodies (105-525mm equiv.)
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Pretty sure the sticks are still made, just not distributed to the UK any longer. That was the position three or more years ago, at least.Picked up three Palmolive soap sticks at the local grocery shop. Haven't seen this sosp for a while maybe it's discontinued.