Ahem..........How does one use a . . . . .

[wwoof]

Shaving stick? Some makers have tubs, creams, etc. A few have sticks...so how do you use them? Wet your brush and whip it up or wet you face and apply a light coat? :confused:

[SilkySmooth]

http://mamabearssoaps.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=8&zenid=16cd9183168c81877a7875162f34703b

[scoopster]

Wet your beard, rub the stick thoroughly on your face over your beard. Swirl a reasonably well shaken brush on your face to start the lather. You''ll need to add a few drops of water at a time to the brush until you get the lather you are looking for.

[wwoof]

Outstanding!

I presume that a stick has a much shorter life than my standard tub of Proraso.
(Those green tubs have a life of their own--nearly outlive me. :eek:)

[Kyle]

Shaving stick? Some makers have tubs, creams, etc. A few have sticks...so how do you use them? Wet your brush and whip it up or wet you face and apply a light coat? :confused:

Try this. (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=40)

[Seraphim]

I take my shave stick, and a cheese grater, and I grate the shave stick into dust, then pack it into a bowl and use it as a regular soap.


Don't lynch me, you shave stick fanatics!:eek:

[Obsessed]

try this. (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=40)

+1

[mdunn]

I take my shave stick, and a cheese grater, and I grate the shave stick into dust, then pack it into a bowl and use it as a regular soap.


Don't lynch me, you shave stick fanatics!:eek:

any reason you dont use them as a stick?

[Seraphim]

any reason you dont use them as a stick?

I'd rather only feel soft sudsy badger against my face than the cold cylinder of shave soap.

How 'bout that?:wink: