Different soaps may require different appearances. Bottom line is how well it shaves, not how it looks. If you are not happy with the slickness add more water next time, if that makes it worse try less water the following time. If the soap doesn't work for you pass it on and try a different one.
+1Different soaps may require different appearances. Bottom line is how well it shaves, not how it looks. If you are not happy with the slickness add more water next time, if that makes it worse try less water the following time. If the soap doesn't work for you pass it on and try a different one.
Different soaps may require different appearances. Bottom line is how well it shaves, not how it looks. If you are not happy with the slickness add more water next time, if that makes it worse try less water the following time. If the soap doesn't work for you pass it on and try a different one.
+1+1. Bill has given you excellent advice.
+1 more. This really is what it's all about. There is no uniform optimal appearance. Check slickness and see whatcha got.Different soaps may require different appearances. Bottom line is how well it shaves, not how it looks. If you are not happy with the slickness add more water next time, if that makes it worse try less water the following time. If the soap doesn't work for you pass it on and try a different one.
This!Different soaps may require different appearances. Bottom line is how well it shaves, not how it looks. If you are not happy with the slickness add more water next time, if that makes it worse try less water the following time. If the soap doesn't work for you pass it on and try a different one.
It shouldn't be very thick at all. Just enough to hide your whiskers. Consistency is more important, you want it wet enough to provide plenty of slickness, but not so wet that it all runs down over your chest (close to that but not quite there). Soft peak stage is probably just right