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Started by songwind on
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by 7 people.
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What should I try? Maybe try....
I know I've got hard water issues, and I have insanely dry skin .
I need some new soap (what I've got is truly terrible, and I'm having to use leftover goo, as even dry shaving manages less irritation than the puck I've got) .
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Started by drays on
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by 6 people.
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I'm a plumber by trade, and one of the things we learn in school is how to deal with hard water, and it gets repeated a lot that most places don't have enough minerals in solution to cause... .
I don't think most people have hard water.
Title says it all...
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Started by songwind on
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by 8 people.
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This isn't a problem at all and my face is doing... .
I have tried putting my bowl in the hot sink water while I shower, using said water when making lather, and the first passes worth feels as warm as my skin, and every subsequent pass is colder and colder .
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Is it a soap or a cream? So is this a soap or a cream? Should I twirl or scoop (snurdle??) It says it's a shaving soap cream. Attached Images
Started by weirdbob on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightrazorplace):
I'm not sure if....
Most load it like a hard soap.
Proraso is considered a soft soap.
Just be careful you don't overload.
I also do what my friend Theseus does: load the brush from the tub .
No need to snurdle Proraso.
I load my brush straight from the tub.
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I have used a brush and soap (whatever we have had around the house) for many years. I only recently started using a DE and better quality soaps and creams.
Well, all three of my kids will only wash their face if they can use my soaps/creams and apply...
Started by Vibroluxer on
, 20 posts
by 10 people.
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Vibroluxer said: ↑ Funny man, you are, Randy! One person with this soap/cream illness is plenty.
But I am going to get.
Funny man, you are, Randy! One person with this soap/cream illness is plenty.
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Hi, I am Kad and I am from Canada.
I am new at soap making, tbh I haven't gone any further then read a lot about it. It all started when I saw a bottle of product in my bathroom that stated it was paraben free. I asked to myself, but WHAT exactly are ...
Started by Kadryann on
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by 3 people.
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There is a lot of misinformation on the internet mainly produced by taking information out of context from scientific studies and by people accepting the misinformation as truth rather than doing research... .
Hi Kad,
Welcome to the forum!
Parabens aren't evil.
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Welcome to The Shave Den!
We are here to help you learn anything you’d like to know about Shaving. Topics lean towards using vintage methods (shaving brush, soap/cream, and safety/straight razors), but shaving is the name of the game. And we try to keep...
Started by Queen of Blades on
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by 6 people.
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:thanks
That young lady has really been a ....
I also wanted to thank JoAnna for putting this all together in one easy to find place, so that our new members can find their way around .
Bump this back up in case any of our new members might have missed it .
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I've been using a safety razor since 1983 with only short periods of time in between where I delved into the double blade jobs. But always I returned to my safety razor. I buy a hundred blades at a time, Derby blades, for $14 (.14 cents a piece), and ...
Started by Goraidh (Jeff) on
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by 8 people.
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Http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y45/panelbeater/ I started out, and prefer a safety razor, ... .
Maybe i'll check them out soon.
I've always used the 2 or 3 blade razors but like you said they are a fortune and i've been thinking of trying a safety razor .
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If you decide to undertake making your own shaving goodies, be it soap, cream, aftershave, etc, RESEARCH your ingredients. Please!
Buying a shaving cream or aftershave that you haven't researched is highly unlikely to kill you. Just ruin the day's shave...
Started by Queen of Blades on
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by 6 people.
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As with anything if ....
Some of the chemicals used in the production can be a little on the dangerous side as well and should be shown the proper respect .
This is a fantastic note to put up as alot of people gain interest in making things for themselves .
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(Sorry this is so long, so much to say and ask)
Hey everybody, hope all is well. As the title states I am new to this forum and overall new the whole idea of DE Razor shaving and all that goes along with it, and let me just say I'm already addicted to...
Started by Ryan Reilly on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theshaveden):
Find a razor, then a blade that will not cause issues with your face (that ... .
It is called the 30 day rule.
I will provide you a piece of advice that was given to me when I got started wet shaving and it has served me and many others well .
Welcome Ryan.
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