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Just realised I read the ingredients carelessly and they do mention sodium cocoate and stearate. So it's a basic soap with a shed load of added ingredients. I'm wondering if it feels tacky to the touch when dry?View attachment 108861Too be honest it’s probably just in my head, but it says it’s a prewash face soap/degreaser and I feel add speeds up stubble softening and aides the glide of some poorer quality soaps, (I wouldn’t include yours in that obviously!) I love it as a facewash in the shower before I shave but in reality I can do just fine without.
I found this on Agent Shave if it helps.
Feels like a slightly soft/soft waxy soap, like a rich glycerin soap that’s been wet for a while and drying out! Not the best description but it’s not a hard soap by any means. It definitely rubs a layer off it when rubbing against stubble.Just realised I read the ingredients carelessly and they do mention sodium cocoate and stearate. So it's a basic soap with a shed load of added ingredients. I'm wondering if it feels tacky to the touch when dry?
Also I’m calling first dibs on any preshave soap you’re making!Just realised I read the ingredients carelessly and they do mention sodium cocoate and stearate. So it's a basic soap with a shed load of added ingredients. I'm wondering if it feels tacky to the touch when dry?
What is this thing which has today been brought to my attention? I see @LeeMaz uses it. What exactly does it do, and would anyone have a list of ingredients (although labelling requirements in the US are minimal). They've certainly got some cute soap moulds...I might at some stage consider a rectangle.
Ach. Brito makes a pre-shave soap as well.Apologies if I am misreading the intentions of this post, but as a soap maker are you looking to create a pre shave soap?
I never got to use it but I read good things about it but read good things about it but it's resigned to history.
Valobra had a soap a few used for pre shave, it was called Glicerlanolina or something along those lines. I presume it was glycerine and lanolin, maybe tallow as well. I know there are a number of fans of the holy trinity here (tallow, lanolin and glycerine).
@TomG I searched here and you have this Valobra soap, what are your thoughts on it?
What is it? Proof that suckers will buy anything if it's marketed right. Pre-shaves didn't exist 20 years ago, except for that 'King of Shaves' stuff, and IIRC, the owner admitted that it was a bit of a gimmicky product years later.What is this thing which has today been brought to my attention? I see @LeeMaz uses it. What exactly does it do, and would anyone have a list of ingredients (although labelling requirements in the US are minimal). They've certainly got some cute soap moulds...I might at some stage consider a rectangle.
Ach. Brito makes a pre-shave soap as well.
My only experience with Ach. Brito is their Musgo shaving soap, which is a decent soap. Not top tier, but good.It's supposed to be pretty good from what I gather.
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