I leave my soaps damp all the time. In fact, with some soaps, like MWF, with continued daily use it appears to improve the lather quality if you don't let it dry completely between uses. Just my opinion. I don't know if over time this would cause spoilage or deterioration of the soap, but I haven't encountered that problem yet.
Rinse soap jar after finished?
- Thread starter sedo
- Start date
I leave my soaps damp all the time. In fact, with some soaps, like MWF, with continued daily use it appears to improve the lather quality if you don't let it dry completely between uses. Just my opinion. I don't know if over time this would cause spoilage or deterioration of the soap, but I haven't encountered that problem yet.
At first I thought this was a sarcastic post.
I wouldn't worry about it at all. Like I said in a previous post, I never allow my soaps to dry completely.
No, Friend. No sarcasm at all. I'm only about 5 shaves into dry shaving. Still very much an Apprentice.
Dry shaving?! Now you're yanking my chain.
I don't rinse off my soaps, and I don't let them dry for an extended period of time before covering them. I cover the soap as the last step of the shave after rinsing my face, brush, sink, and applying aftershave products. I've never had a soap suffer in all these years.
I usually just flip the jar over and rinse and dry the bottom and sides off. I leave the soap inside the jar alone.
That.
- Thread starter
- #27
+1
