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Nurse Dave's Shaving World
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woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
elmerPHuD
Shave Member
I’ll do it again too! Long Live Tabac! And Grandmaws’ Purses!
Gladly take hanging out with these Guys
BTW it is Tabacco Flower
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Time to even that haircut in the back Alfalfa. Nice video Dave
It does have glycerine and shea butter in it.. Also one of the samples I sent is considered unscented.....
Ya, but what fun is that?
True.
Thanks for using my shaving soap and thanks to @Jaro1069 for passing the sample to you. Regards Brian
Very cool. Thank you for providing them for the Cadre to try!
nice Vid dave
Hi
I’ve made soaps for about 10 years and the hybrid shaving soap for 2 years
You’ll find that the soap takes a good deal of water. When lathered sufficiently there will be a silky sheen on it. The feel on the face is probably levering residual, which, of course, is excellent for the skin and cushioning whilst shaving. My customers and users tell me they rarely need any lotions and balms after using it. As with most shaving soaps is a question of experimenting with face and bowl lathering with the right amounts of water to create a lather that suits you and the razors used.
You’ll find that the soap takes a good deal of water. When lathered sufficiently there will be a silky sheen on it. The feel on the face is probably glycerin residual, which, of course, is excellent for the skin and cushioning whilst shaving. My customers and users tell me they rarely need any lotions and balms after using it. As with most shaving soaps is a question of experimenting with face and bowl lathering with the right amounts of water to create a lather that suits you and the razors used.
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
You can say that again 