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semogue 830, Yaqi Mojito (2-band badger) and Omega 617 (silver tip). Of these, the one that performed best was YAQI, as it appears to contain more water.Without knowing what kind of brush you're using I'd say start drier and add water incrementally until you get the consistency you want.
semogue 830, Yaqi Mojito (2-band badger) and Omega 617 (silvertip). Of these, the one that had the least worst performance was YAQI, because it seems that it holds more water.
the semogue was the worst, the longest, the desire was to throw a bucket of water to see if it would quench the soap's thirst.
that's it. when I'm in a hurry, I have to resort to other options.So I could use it on work days, when I'm pressed for time to get to work.
Rofl as long as the content goes down (hmmm even that is relative) clock wise in the northern hemisphere and on vacation counterclockwise in the southern I amYou know where you are by the way your toilet flushes water... deep thoughts for a Friday!
I've been using Stirling exclusively for over 4yrs now and exclusively face lathering for 3+yrs exclusively with synthetic brushes that I put together... The only Stirling soap that requires a bit more attention is the glacials. They seem to be a little more thirsty. The last time I used a silvertip brush was almost 4yrs ago and would say part of the reason to switch to synthetics were due to the lathering time being so much shorter with synthetics. I would have to time my lathers but I would say from a 30 second load to ready to shave face lather is approx 2min on average.semogue 830, Yaqi Mojito (2-band badger) and Omega 617 (silver tip). Of these, the one that performed best was YAQI, as it appears to contain more water.
the semogue was the worst, the longest, the desire was to throw a bucket of water to see if it would quench the soap's thirst.
my ritual is as follows:
1 - let the brush soak in warm water for 5 minutes.
2 - shake the brush to remove excess water.
3 - charge the soap from 1 minute to 1:30 minutes.
4 - make the foam on the face in circular motions and brush strokes.
5 - add water until it is at the desired point (Greek yoghurt)
from step 4 onwards, Stirling takes 5 minutes.
with Turtleship Coconut, Proraso Green, Haslinger Calendula, TOBS Peppermint it takes 1 minute for the foam to be ready. this with less water
Are you swirling clockwise or counterclockwise?
Not to me. Stirling is fantastic soap and I've never had a problem lathering it. Use more product and more water.I don't do anything special. I lather it up like any other soap using a Simpson Chubby 3, 2 band, Super Badger brush. I would say the lather is adequate but not great. I have tried slowing down but it's not worth the extra time to me. Adequate if fine with me.
I have noticed it seems to wear down faster than other soaps. Has anyone else noticed this?