What Lather Bowl Did You Use Today
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Old Spice
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Captain's Choice Ceramic Lather Bowl
Blue Spice is totally underrated.... Lately I have been using collapsible dog bowl with ridges on the bottom from Walmart. Lathers like a pro. Rinse, shake collapse and store. Wife loves it. Before was a Shulton Old Spice milk glass mug.
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Jay21
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I need to try it sometime.
Surprisingly cheap and has legs..
Sure is! A real classic IMHO.
I just decanter-ed it from the plastic bottle into a glass one. I want to see if it improves its scent. I've also done it with my Lucky Tiger and Clubman Vanilla.
My mugs are just different iterations of Old Spice mugs. three are milkglass and two older (40’s/50’s) Hull ceramic.
One has an unused OS puck in it.
Usually, I use OS mugs for grated remnants of soaps that I have transferred most of into vintage shaving soap bowls.
One has an unused OS puck in it.
Usually, I use OS mugs for grated remnants of soaps that I have transferred most of into vintage shaving soap bowls.
I wish I could say I have a beautiful porcelain bowl made in China in the 1300's or something.
But, in fact, I have a collapsible silicon dog bowl I purchased from Stirling Soap Company for, like, 6 bucks.
And it works beautifully because it has little nubs on the bottom that stimulate lather.
It's ugly.
It's cheap.
It works.
Just like me.
But, in fact, I have a collapsible silicon dog bowl I purchased from Stirling Soap Company for, like, 6 bucks.
And it works beautifully because it has little nubs on the bottom that stimulate lather.
It's ugly.
It's cheap.
It works.
Just like me.
Hendrix Classics stainless bowl, unpolished.
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Me too!
The best attribute is that if dropped you don't risk breaking a tile or toe...I wish I could say I have a beautiful porcelain bowl made in China in the 1300's or something.
But, in fact, I have a collapsible silicon dog bowl I purchased from Stirling Soap Company for, like, 6 bucks.
And it works beautifully because it has little nubs on the bottom that stimulate lather.
It's ugly.
It's cheap.
It works.
Just like me.
Akstore from Amazon.
Jay21
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I've a 4" stainless steel lather bowl that I use for my soft Italian shaving soaps. I scoop out the desired amount of soap with a small spoon, press into the bottom of the bowl and build lather.
For my hard pucks I use my apothecary mugs where I build lather/load directly on the pucks. Spread my shaving creams on my face and then just face lather.
For my hard pucks I use my apothecary mugs where I build lather/load directly on the pucks. Spread my shaving creams on my face and then just face lather.
