Thanks for sharing that link. I’ve had some issues with Stirling Sheep and I watched the videos and still didn’t get anywhere. It lathers, it’s just not slick when compared with The Fat. I refuse to believe that I can lather The Fat, but can’t later Sheep!In my admittedly very limited experience with it, MWF seems like some pretty decent soap although it has not yet made me say, "Wow!". That being said I am not ruling out a degree of operator error so I'm going to stick with it until it does make me say, "Wow!" or I get tired of trying (I have a sneaking suspicion I hit the 'Fat with too much water, too quickly during my last shave). If it's a just a matter of getting down a proper technique that will be okay; I'm willing to learn the peculiarities of a particular soap, I'm even willing to put in a certain amount of extra effort - assuming the juice is worth the squeeze. What I won't accept is fickleness. I have no reason to believe MWF is going to be fickle, I just thought I'd mention that that is a line in the sand for me: if a certain technique works, it needs to work every time. So at present I'm still on the fence about MWF. The plan is stick it out a while longer because I'd really like to have a "Eureka!" moment. And too, be fair, I had a learning curve with Stirling Sheep as well, but this excellent video flattened the curve for me and elevated Sheep to its current exalted state. I'm going to do some test-lathering today and will try the Marco Method on my next shave.
I’m going to rewatch the videos and on Saturday when I’ve got plenty of time I’m going to try them out.