I thought it would be nice to have a soap version of this Proraso Single Blade cream.
As I love experiments I thought "well, let's make some!" I'm assuming that Proraso make their "Single Blade" creams the same way as they do their traditional ones; i.e. by the "hot soap process" where they leave them to cure for three days (and the soaps to cure in small batches for 10 days).
So all I've done is to squeeze some cream into a container which I will leave open, to cure for a further seven days.
I'll report back in a week.
As you'd probably guess, the most labor intensive part of this experiment so far has been making the label for the container.
As I love experiments I thought "well, let's make some!" I'm assuming that Proraso make their "Single Blade" creams the same way as they do their traditional ones; i.e. by the "hot soap process" where they leave them to cure for three days (and the soaps to cure in small batches for 10 days).
So all I've done is to squeeze some cream into a container which I will leave open, to cure for a further seven days.
I'll report back in a week.
As you'd probably guess, the most labor intensive part of this experiment so far has been making the label for the container.