Proraso White

[auk1124]

Cracked open a tub of the Proraso sensitive today. Is it just me, or does this soap need a little more water? I put more water than I am used to compared to the easy latherers I have some experience with (VDH and Tabac) and my lather still seemed a tad thin and dry - actually had to re-lather a bit as it was drying out on me. I think even more water will be used next time.

Even though my lather was dry, I got a close, comfortable two-pass shave with no major irritation. If I can figure out the sweet spot with this stuff I think I'll like it.

 

[Jcof3474]

I just got some of the Proraso White recently and have only used it a couple of times, but I agree that it needs a little more water than a traditional hard soap. If it doesn't get enough water it is just way to thick and dry.
I hope to find the magic spot too, because I do like it overall.

J.

 

[FLTiger]

I've used the Proraso Aloe and Green Tea for a while, and get good lather from it. I'm not sure if I've used comparatively more or less water when making it, but I've never experienced dry (or drying) lather with this product.

 

[luvmysuper]

I tend to use more water when I use either of the two Proraso Tubs, as opposed to the tube.

 

[Ru4scuba?]

I tend to use more water when I use either of the two Proraso Tubs, as opposed to the tube.

+1 to this. I just used Proraso White for the past week with great success...but I use it with slightly more water.