Now it would be helpful for people to give some pointers how you get RO water. First, I had to google that it is for "Reverse Osmosis" / RO. I just use faucet water, living in a low mountain/highland type area I can just use what we have.
Maybe you can throw our poor magician Medivh who doesn't seem to have memorized any water purification spells a pointer where to get or how to make RO water.
We have an RO unit installed at home for our drinking water.
Since it's so soft, just 20 PPM, it allows me to get the best lather from all my soaps.
The benefits:
- less soap required
- less time needed to make the lather
- huge water window before lather will break
- lather remains creamy and dense throughout multiple passes
- shaving feels better (probably due to the creamy density of the lather)
- post shave is also slightly better
When traveling, I use bottled water to make my lather as RO water generally isn't available.
If I didn't have RO water, I'd definitely be using distilled water to make lather. It doesn't take much. I would never go back to using tap water/hard water to make lather.