I've been wet-shaving for about a year and a half now. I've improved my technique. I've spent more than I'd like to admit on various products. Many of them are good. Some aren't. Price doesn't ALWAYS guarantee quality! Some folks here like to talk about whether they are cream guys, soap guys, tallow guys or glycerin guys. I'm all of the above. My skin reacts differently in different seasons. But I've found one combination that seems to work in all seasons. It is cheap (especially if you live in the US) I don't. I live in Japan so I have to buy all of my products every few years when I travel.
Go superlather, and do it cheap!
I've found a combination of Williams Mug Soap and Kiss My Face shaving cream (any scent) to be unbeatable. And I mean unbeatable at any price. They're both cheap. But they compliment each other perfectly.
If you don't like the smell of Williams, it is diluted by the cream. If you don't already find KMF to be slick enough, the Williams tallow 'greases' it up nicely.
In short, if I was stranded on a desert island, I would want a case of KMF and about 20 pucks of Williams (and a a few hundred Derby blades). On a desert island, I might not need to shave. But if I had those items, I would still want to.
Your thoughts?
Go superlather, and do it cheap!
I've found a combination of Williams Mug Soap and Kiss My Face shaving cream (any scent) to be unbeatable. And I mean unbeatable at any price. They're both cheap. But they compliment each other perfectly.
If you don't like the smell of Williams, it is diluted by the cream. If you don't already find KMF to be slick enough, the Williams tallow 'greases' it up nicely.
In short, if I was stranded on a desert island, I would want a case of KMF and about 20 pucks of Williams (and a a few hundred Derby blades). On a desert island, I might not need to shave. But if I had those items, I would still want to.
Your thoughts?