Sure:
Great smell, great shave, wonderfully moisturizing!
Is that too "layman"?
Yes. I'm curious about the functionality of some of those many ingredients.
Sure:
Great smell, great shave, wonderfully moisturizing!
Is that too "layman"?
I know. I was just messin' with ya. Actually, my uncle has been involved in cosmetics manufacturing, so if we don't get an answer from one of the knowledgeable forum members, I can ask him.Sure:
Great smell, great shave, wonderfully moisturizing!
Is that too "layman"?
Sodium Tallowate (soap made from beef fat), Potassium Stearate (soap made from animal fat), Sodium Cocoate (soap made from coconut oil), Sodium Stearate (more soap from animal fat), Aqua (water), Potassium Cocoate (yet more soap made from coconut oil), Glycerin (glycerin - there's no simpler way to say propan-1,2,3-triol), Parfum (smell), Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene (found in citrus fruit), Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Lanolin (wool grease), Titanium Dioxide (makes it white), Sodium Chloride (mmm salty), Sodium Gluconate, Sodium Silicate, Tetrasodium EDTA, Magnesium Sulphate, Tetrasodium Etidronate.
there's a start...
Ahhh...the legendary Lanolin that makes this soap so great! #1 ingredient!
Just be careful what AS you use after...might negate the effects of the lanolin
I find it interesting how we all experience scents. For me, MWF has a wonderful scent, one that lingers with me through to the afternoon. I really like it, both for the scent and for the results I get when shaving with it.I own and use MWF, but it doesn't come up in the rotation as often because of its' relative lack of scent (there is a scent, of course, but it's not something that one would come to specifically crave, IMHO).
I bought MWF in the ceramic dish a couple months ago to use during the cooler months and I plan on using it tomorrow for the first time. I just opened the container and filled the container half way with hot tap water to soak the puck over night so that it may soften and expand in the ceramic container. Here's to a great shave tomorrow!!
Be careful with this method...I've heard (though not experienced) that you can kill a puck of MWF by doing this (full lengthy soak).
I still don't get this - it was my first soap and right out of the blocks I got huge quantities of good cushioning lather. As I'm not one for creating washing up, I'm a face latherer - maybe that's where I'm "going wrong with going wrong" with MWF (or perhaps I'm not trying hard enough to make it go wrong)