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Acca Kappa consistency

I ordered some Acca Kappa from Highlandmenscare[dot]com. When I opened the cream, the consistency of it isn't really the same as other creams. It's kind of thick, really thick. Thicker than Ricotta cheese. Is it suppose to be like this or did I get a bad batch? It lathers up good, so I'm not that worried.
 
Yeah, that's they way it is. Sort of a soft soap almost.

Many of the other Italian creams/soaps are similar, and usually more dense.
 
I ordered some Acca Kappa from Highlandmenscare[dot]com. When I opened the cream, the consistency of it isn't really the same as other creams. It's kind of thick, really thick. Thicker than Ricotta cheese. Is it suppose to be like this or did I get a bad batch? It lathers up good, so I'm not that worried.

Highlandmenscare, well they scare me :w00t:......
 

Marco

B&B's Man in Italy
I ordered some Acca Kappa from Highlandmenscare[dot]com. When I opened the cream, the consistency of it isn't really the same as other creams. It's kind of thick, really thick. Thicker than Ricotta cheese. Is it suppose to be like this or did I get a bad batch? It lathers up good, so I'm not that worried.

That is the right consistency. Enjoy Acca Kappa 1869, a true Italian gem.:thumbup1:
 
Got my Acca Kappa 1869 3 weeks ago, and whilst I'm usually a soap user, the texture of this really makes me feel at home. This to me is very along the lines of Castle Forbes, the only other creams I use. Lovely stuff!

David
 
Got my Acca Kappa 1869 3 weeks ago, and whilst I'm usually a soap user, the texture of this really makes me feel at home. This to me is very along the lines of Castle Forbes, the only other creams I use. Lovely stuff!

David

This thread has made the Acca Kappa's appeal grow. I think I will try it.

--james
 
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