I though that when lathering with a brush, circular swirls were how I should apply the lather to my face. As such, how does a thin layer of noxema remain as a base layer after such brush motion? Wouldn't the noxema simply mix with the lather?[/QUOTE
Do a bowl lather and apply over top of the thin layer of Noxema. You don't need to gring the lather into your beard the Noxema is already there protecting you.
Does anyone know of a video describing the Noxzema process?
Come on man...really? No need for a video. Put a thin layer of Noxzema on before every pass. Lather right on top of it. The end. Roll credits.
I never thought I'd find a replacement for my beloved Noxzema Cleansing Cream. It's still the best value around for the price. I must report my shaves are more enjoyable with this Neutrogena product.
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Oh Lord.....gotta love all the wrist action.....wait, that didn't sound right....LOLOLOL.
I though that when lathering with a brush, circular swirls were how I should apply the lather to my face. As such, how does a thin layer of noxema remain as a base layer after such brush motion? Wouldn't the noxema simply mix with the lather?[/QUOTE
Do a bowl lather and apply over top of the thin layer of Noxema. You don't need to gring the lather into your beard the Noxema is already there protecting you.
And I don't mean to be a smartass when I ask this, but: What's the point of the lather if the Noxema is the layer covering your whiskers and skin, and the Noxema smell is stronger than the soap scent?
And I don't mean to be a smartass when I ask this, but: What's the point of the lather if the Noxema is the layer covering your whiskers and skin, and the Noxema smell is stronger than the soap scent?
I have been using a Noxema/glycerin mix for about a month now, and the effectiveness is excellent. The smell of the Noxema is cut down to almost nothing and short-lived. 1. - It's diluted with glycerine. 2 - It's further diluted when mixed with the water on your face. 3 - You really only need a very small amount to be effective. Just enough to barely see little streaks of white as you are rubbing it into your beard.
After about 3-4 seconds after rubbing it in, the smell disappears. Lather up and the smell of your lather will be the only smell around.
Unless you FART!
Peace!
I have to say that the scent disappearing must be an individual experience. I can put a pea size bit on my face, and it overpowers the scents of even the strongest smelling soaps/creams I use. Though, I do have a bit of a hounds nose, so maybe I'm more sensitive than most. I quit using Noxema except for with Proraso green. I may pick up some of that Neutrogena stuff listed a couple posts back.