I was curious as I like my lather very thick (not watery at all). I know people say to make it watery for the straight which I try to do, but I know I like my lather VERY dense.
Was wondering what other people thought. I'm not sure if it really matters much at all other than your random personal preference, but I was wondering if anyone else was similar. I like my lather so thick that it fairly constantly gunks up on my blade, I have to shake it extra hard in water or run it under hot water (with the silo doors loosened).
This also affects my choice in soap somewhat. Some soaps seemed to either not be able to create thick lather, or the amount of lather building to get a thick lather is just really time consuming. I probably also use way too much soap because of this, luckily I have a lot
Was wondering what other people thought. I'm not sure if it really matters much at all other than your random personal preference, but I was wondering if anyone else was similar. I like my lather so thick that it fairly constantly gunks up on my blade, I have to shake it extra hard in water or run it under hot water (with the silo doors loosened).
This also affects my choice in soap somewhat. Some soaps seemed to either not be able to create thick lather, or the amount of lather building to get a thick lather is just really time consuming. I probably also use way too much soap because of this, luckily I have a lot