anybody tried mixing some Williams with some sort of Proraso cream? never really played around with the superlather but i tried mixing some Williams and CO Bigelow together tonight. looks promising. shame i didnt need to shave when i did that (i was bored and messing around) but im looking forward to trying this combo. any of you mixed the 2?
Williams + CO Bigelow or Proraso, Omega
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I did this tonight on a whim!
I don't have much perspective because I've only ever DE shaved with one of the two, but it seemed to work wonderfully. The Proraso scent overpowers the Wiliams, so it really smells and feels like the Proraso. However, I definitely noticed a difference in the volume and lubrication of the lather (in a good way!).
This is somehing I will certainly continue to do until I get different soaps.
I don't have much perspective because I've only ever DE shaved with one of the two, but it seemed to work wonderfully. The Proraso scent overpowers the Wiliams, so it really smells and feels like the Proraso. However, I definitely noticed a difference in the volume and lubrication of the lather (in a good way!).
This is somehing I will certainly continue to do until I get different soaps.
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i think ill go for the Tri-Fecta sunday. i took whats left of a Williams puck and mushed it into a stick of ARKO. when i make my lather ill top it off with the Bigelow. omg Triple Super Lather..has it been done before..do i dare. The earth may rotate 10 degrees. The poles may shift. Brace yourselves 
I have been using a Williams puck for 1/2 a month and I add a peanut sized drop of CO Bigelow in the middle of the bowl and beat up some super lather! It works great!
I've made a superlather with Ingrams and Williams. It makes a slick cushiony lather with a menthol kick to it. I like it.
Clayton
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it didnt do any better than using the products on their own. which is usually my conclusion every time i superlather.
