Ahhhh.. Williams!

[JoshD]

I just got done with my first shave with a new puck of Williams. It was a lot better than I thought it would be. It lathered well and has a hearty smell that I just love. And for a dollar, you can't beat it!

Take yourself back to a slower time and try a puck of Williams. I bet you will like it.

JoshD

 

[insomniac]

I used Williams this morning. I may use it tomorrow!

This guy gets it:
[YOUTUBE]FqucNXP7c8Y[/YOUTUBE]

 

[JoshD]

I will definatly use it tomorrow. And the next and the next. I think it will be my go to soap. And that way I can save my higher end soaps for those special occasions.

 

[insomniac]

I will definatly use it tomorrow. And the next and the next. I think it will be my go to soap. And that way I can save my higher end soaps for those special occasions.

Good man. Don't listen to the haters, they are just jealous that you can lather Williams and they can't.

 

[instpasr]

Williams is my goto soap.

 

[Rusty Jackknife]

This fellow in the video should find a cappaccino mug or small bowl.

I find my brush can do wonders with Williams lather in a wider container. In less time too...

 

[kingfisher]

In before Michiganlover.

 

[BrianL]

Used it today, good soap for the price and I like the lemon verbena scent as well.

 

[michiganlover]

In before Michiganlover.

Vintage Williams was wonderful stuff!! The current incarnation, not so much.

 

[insomniac]

This fellow in the video should find a cappaccino mug or small bowl.

I find my brush can do wonders with Williams lather in a wider container. In less time too...

I use a Col. Conk mug. Works great.

Boar brushes really do a nice job with Williams.

 

[Deltaboy]

I do what the guy in the U-tube does because that is how my Grandpa did it. Soak the Puck and Brush in hot water while taking a bath then shave.

 

[Little Joe from Mexico]

This guy gets it:
[YOUTUBE]FqucNXP7c8Y[/YOUTUBE]

That's how I roll.

 

[Defcon5]

 

[Hayden]

Man, you could of got a double cheeseburger with that dollar.

 

[Don]

I do what the guy in the U-tube does because that is how my Grandpa did it. Soak the Puck and Brush in hot water while taking a bath then shave.

Grandpa was a civilized man, a bath is a luxury not to be disdained.

 

[Don]

Vintage Williams was wonderful stuff!! The current incarnation, not so much.

I'm enjoying the current version, but I did score a Beecham era puck with tallow as the first ingredient. The fragrance is long gone though.

 

[FL shaver]

Might take a little more swirling (30 seconds), but my Williams provides plenty of thick lather! I'm using it tomorrow, too!

 

[Deltaboy]

As I posted before lathering Williams is like making love to a good woman it takes time. It is no hit and run soap. Respect the Williams and it will take care of you.

 

[rainerigs]

God I love the smell of Williams! Just something about that stuff always brings me back to it.............hmmmmmm............maybe it's the price!

 

[coffii]

i tried it and didn't like it. it smelled like lemon pledge. to each his own though.