aceinyerface
08-09-2011, 10:42 PM
Well, that is a slight exaggeration, but bloody hell, that is what I'm talking about!!:thumbsup:
I decided to make new lather from scratch with each pass. I had some milled Speick stick that I was working on, 1st pass decent lather, 2nd pass good lather, 3rd pass I decided to try a Superlather for the heck of it.
Dribbled some water on my Williams maybe 2 minutes before. Washed out the brush and bowl, shook about 90% of the water out and loaded Williams for maybe 20 swirls. Dropped a snurdle of Godrej Deluxe in my bowl and went at it. About 5 drops of water and swirl about 10 times, about the 4th time it started blowing up, 5th time it went supernova, 6th time the bowl was filled with awesome lather and was overflowing.
It was the thickest, slickest, most cushiony lather I have ever experienced. It was a stark difference since my 2 passes earlier were with the Speick (which was good in it's own right) and the same hardware (a Shark in a Slim set on 5). Words do not do justice to the lather, the protective qualities of it were off the chart. Let's just say, no AS needed. No burn, no bumps, no nicks, no nothing! I was blade buffing, J hooking, going ATG, everything! The lather just laughed and said "Do your worst"! BBS x 10!
I am going to continue experimenting until I can maximize the performance of each soap. Maybe I'll get some glycerin for some Uberlather (better than Superlather??? Don't see how, it would have to cure cancer, make my wife's food taste good, and bring peace to the middle east to beat Superlather!)
I decided to make new lather from scratch with each pass. I had some milled Speick stick that I was working on, 1st pass decent lather, 2nd pass good lather, 3rd pass I decided to try a Superlather for the heck of it.
Dribbled some water on my Williams maybe 2 minutes before. Washed out the brush and bowl, shook about 90% of the water out and loaded Williams for maybe 20 swirls. Dropped a snurdle of Godrej Deluxe in my bowl and went at it. About 5 drops of water and swirl about 10 times, about the 4th time it started blowing up, 5th time it went supernova, 6th time the bowl was filled with awesome lather and was overflowing.
It was the thickest, slickest, most cushiony lather I have ever experienced. It was a stark difference since my 2 passes earlier were with the Speick (which was good in it's own right) and the same hardware (a Shark in a Slim set on 5). Words do not do justice to the lather, the protective qualities of it were off the chart. Let's just say, no AS needed. No burn, no bumps, no nicks, no nothing! I was blade buffing, J hooking, going ATG, everything! The lather just laughed and said "Do your worst"! BBS x 10!
I am going to continue experimenting until I can maximize the performance of each soap. Maybe I'll get some glycerin for some Uberlather (better than Superlather??? Don't see how, it would have to cure cancer, make my wife's food taste good, and bring peace to the middle east to beat Superlather!)