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Use more product. A lot more. I spend a while loading hard soaps particularly with boar hair brushes.
You can wet the surface of the soap first thing when setting up to make it easier and, imo, better.
+ 1 on that. Though I like to use certain brushes for different soaps, but they tend to be inexpensiveGreetings
I personally don't think it makes a blind bit of difference what sort of brush you use for what sort of soap or cream, the only variable is how long you take to load it, the softest of knots will work just fine with the hardest of soaps it just takes longer.
Regards
Dick.
Just enough to cover the top of the soap is enough. And don't pour that water down the sink before lathering.
Greetings
I personally don't think it makes a blind bit of difference what sort of brush you use for what sort of soap or cream, the only variable is how long you take to load it, the softest of knots will work just fine with the hardest of soaps it just takes longer.
Regards
Dick.
+1Greetings
I personally don't think it makes a blind bit of difference what sort of brush you use for what sort of soap or cream, the only variable is how long you take to load it, the softest of knots will work just fine with the hardest of soaps it just takes longer.
Regards
Dick.
Hello
As I now have a few different knots, Silvertip, boar, Tuxedo, Cashmere I was wondering which are best suited for soap and creams.
I used my boar the other day with a hard soap, seemed to lather ok, but when I came to dona 2nd pass the lather had gone. Used the Silvertip yesterday with a different hand soap, again hardly any lather left for 2nd pass.
This is obviously user error, any tips? Is it the abvious i.e. load the brush for longer?
I don't seem to have any issues with the Tuxedo or Cashmere.
Looking forward to your expert advice or any video links.
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