Anyone tried this? Does it lather well like the other Indian creams like Godrej and Vicco?
And if they declare it's good for both it can only mean it's good for neither.I can't possibly imagine a good reason to put an exfoliant in a shaving cream.
Abrasiveness is desired in an exfoliant and slickness and glide are desired in a shaving cream.
If it's slick how can it effectively "remove dirt from pores" and if it can remove dirt from pores how can it be slick?
It would be like shaving with
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My father always used to keep several bars of Lava under the bathroom sink. Takes me right back to my childhood, Phil.I can't possibly imagine a good reason to put an exfoliant in a shaving cream.
Abrasiveness is desired in an exfoliant and slickness and glide are desired in a shaving cream.
If it's slick how can it effectively "remove dirt from pores" and if it can remove dirt from pores how can it be slick?
It would be like shaving with
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I still use it, and Dr. Squatch Pine Tar and sand hand soap.My father always used to keep several bars of Lava under the bathroom sink. Takes me right back to my childhood, Phil.
That stuff really makes a mess of a white porcelain sink
It does indeed. But it gets ground in dirt off of the hands pretty darned well!That stuff really makes a mess of a white porcelain sink