Company: Victory
Shaving Company Veteran Owned
Location: Cheyenne WY
Website - https://victoryshavingcompany.com
A little background first
Taken from the website
On
April 18, 1942 80 brave Airmen led by Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle took off from
the deck of the USS Hornet in (16) B-25 Mitchell Bombers on a top-secret
mission more than 650 miles from their target destination which was 200 miles
further away than originally planned after their discovery by a Japanese picket
boat. Although the raid itself inflicted minimal strategic damage the boost to
US morale following the events of Pearl Harbor and the damage to both the
Japanese psyche and their war strategy were priceless. Following
the raid reporters speculated and clamored for days continually asking where
the planes had taken off from. In response President Franklin D. Roosevelt
wittily stated that the B-25s had taken off from "Shangri-La" in reference to a fictional
place as described in the 1933 novel Lost Horizon written by British author
James Hilton.
This shaving tin was sent to me to review by one of our wet
the face community members in fact he sent a few other things along with it as
well which will be part of another videos and articles in the near future.
This tin is heavy gauge with a screw on top and a
fantastic label of a B-25 bomber and if you look close you’ll notice a real Morse
code message which does mean something so take a look into decoding it. The bottom label of this tin lets you know what number you have
from the 80 tins in this limited edition run. I have tin 54. Also included is the website URL and ingredients list. Speaking of the website you should pop over to take a look at it's theme. You have two section of note the Armory where you can see and purchase the products and Mission Briefing which I encourage you to read.
The scent is a blend of cherry blossom and classic
sandalwood which I must say is fantastic they call it Shangri-La. Unfortunately,
it’s just a tad light for me but don’t let that stop you from picking up one
because the performance of this soap out ways this shortcoming.
As you may already know I bowl lather and in just a little
over a minute a created a creamy rich lather. The coverage was great and really
penetrated my 5 day all beard. The shave had superior slickness and glide which
allowed my razor to go over my face many times without irritation. The post shave feel was a good one and once I placed my Fine American Blend aftershave on it was the perfect ending.
So, I had a real enjoyable shave with the 75th Anniversary Doolittle’s
Raid shaving soap and if you think you’ll enjoy it too you better hurry because
of its limited run and they may not have many left.
Company: Victory
Shaving Company / Veteran Owned
Product: 75th Anniversary Doolittle’s Raid 4oz
$14.99
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