I know there are threads out there, but i am desprate for answers at this point.
I use a penworks Grade A silvertip brush, and have been using TOBS sandalwood shaving cream. I was getting a decent lather, but it would dry up sometimes, and would make my face sort of sticky when i would begin shaving. (I use a Merkur Futur in satin finish if that matters at all) I bought some TOBS jermyn street shaving cream for sensitive cream, and my lather is SOOOO much better! And the scent is so awesome i keep opening it just to smell it! It is shiny, has awesome slickness when applied to my face, and has great peaks, and is super easy for me to lather up. The sandalwood cream is harder for me to lather for some reason. Why is this? I also bought some of Mitchell's wool fat shaving soap, and i find it extremely hard to lather up...
When i lather it up, its all foamy, and seems to evaporate within a couple seconds. For some reason, I cannot lather up this soap, and i need some tips!
thanks,
jake
I use a penworks Grade A silvertip brush, and have been using TOBS sandalwood shaving cream. I was getting a decent lather, but it would dry up sometimes, and would make my face sort of sticky when i would begin shaving. (I use a Merkur Futur in satin finish if that matters at all) I bought some TOBS jermyn street shaving cream for sensitive cream, and my lather is SOOOO much better! And the scent is so awesome i keep opening it just to smell it! It is shiny, has awesome slickness when applied to my face, and has great peaks, and is super easy for me to lather up. The sandalwood cream is harder for me to lather for some reason. Why is this? I also bought some of Mitchell's wool fat shaving soap, and i find it extremely hard to lather up...
When i lather it up, its all foamy, and seems to evaporate within a couple seconds. For some reason, I cannot lather up this soap, and i need some tips!
thanks,
jake