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Meißner Tremonia’s Warm Woods is the newest of my MT soap and the end of this run through my collection of their soaps. As you see, the label has been revised, with “Tremonia” demoted to much smaller letters beneath “Meißner.” The name of the soap is also now smaller, and fragrance notes or interesting ingredients are no longer listed. Again, clay is included in the formula — here, both Kaolin and Brown clay, along with sea salt and talc.
Stearic Acid, Cocos nucifera oil *, Aqua, Potassium hydroxides, Orbignya Oleifera oil *, Sodium hydroxides, Macadamia ternifolia oil, Glycerin *, Juniperus Mexicana oil, Bulnesia Sarmientoi Extract, Styrax Benzoin Sumatra, Alcohol, Amyris Balsamifera oil, Cedrus Atlantica oil, Pinus Cembra oil, Kaolin, Talc, Simmondsia chinensis oil *, Maris sal, Brown clay, Limonene. *) organic quality
The fragrance is of wood and/or crushed evergreen needles, a balsam fragrance — pleasant and warm — and the lather is again thick and slick.
My Fatip Testine Gentile is a good little razor, high in both comfort and efficiency. Three passes easily produced a BBS result, and a splash of Saint Charles Shave Woods, an aftershave with that same balsam note, finished the job.
The coffee this morning is Fantastico’s Carrizal: “Approachable and Easy Drinking. Full Bodied and Balanced With a Combination of Milk Chocolate, Praline, and Caramel.”
I like this better than the Sumatra Nusantara I had Thursday morning. The tasting notes of the Sumatran coffee were undetectable to me, though the coffee was smooth.