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"Oh that old thing?? ... I've had it for years, haven't you noticed it before? ..."
"Oh that old thing?? ... I've had it for years, haven't you noticed it before? ..."The only thing i can sting her on is my vintage razors. she thinks they are all £15
It’s a holy pilgrimage that one should be honoured to make. Fuel costs, pah!
Forgive them, dear St. Mitchell, for they know not what they say…
A fleeting snowflake on the road of righteousness. Ride on to St. Mitchell of the Fat and you shall be received, sins and all.If you seek St Mitchell, all sins can be absolved.
Unless you have bad lather, then it could have been a soap from a bad batch.
Man what a great ideaI wish they would do a stick. Homemade ones are never the same
Not really. It's a triple milled soap.HWF is definitely squishy enough to reshape. I imagine MWF probably is?
Yeah trueHWF is definitely squishy enough to reshape. I imagine MWF probably is?
That's a block of lard you are using, does it come in a white wrapper and the same shape as butter.My HWF smells of cooking fat and is an ok performer. MWF I find far superior.
That's a block of lard you are using, does it come in a white wrapper and the same shape as butter.
Easy mistake to make.
Seriously though, despite the EO scents, there is a distinct and off-putting cooking fat smell. I’ll give it another try but I found it ok to decent for performance, nothing to write home about. Signature soap on the other hand…
Then do what I do and super-lather. I first load up on the puck of MWF using it as a base, then dip or swirl my brush in a tub of cream with the scent of my choice. The great thing about MWF scent is that it is pretty much unscented and can be superlathered as a soap base year round with any cream, any season of the year.As a shaving soap it's very good but the scent leaves me wishing I went for something else everytime.
Never thought of this. I’m having a proper go with some Trumper’s Violet. Thanks Mr P.Then do what I do and super-lather. I first load up on the puck of MWF using it as a base, then dip or swirl my brush in a tub of cream with the scent of my choice. The great thing about MWF scent is that it is pretty much unscented and can be superlathered as a soap base year round with any cream, any season of the year.
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