06-25-2012, 04:27 PM
I've used Williams as a pre-shave face cleanser before, and it worked quite well. However, I didn't rinse my face totally clear, before I applied my lather. Just a quick rinse to get the suds cleared away, leaving a very light, but slick feeling over my face... then just lathered right over top (just like Leisureguy explains on how to use MRGLO as a pre-shave soap.)
Now, instead of using Williams as a pre-shave cleanser, I use Noxzema Original Deep Cleansing Cream. I wet my face, rub some Noxzema in, and apply my hot towel. This is a fantastic way to prep your beard and skin, IMHO.
Now, instead of using Williams as a pre-shave cleanser, I use Noxzema Original Deep Cleansing Cream. I wet my face, rub some Noxzema in, and apply my hot towel. This is a fantastic way to prep your beard and skin, IMHO.
06-25-2012, 04:44 PM
(06-25-2012, 04:27 PM)TheGRman Wrote: Now, instead of using Williams as a pre-shave cleanser, I use Noxzema Original Deep Cleansing Cream. I wet my face, rub some Noxzema in, and apply my hot towel. This is a fantastic way to prep your beard and skin, IMHO.
Noxzema is great stuff. Cheap as all get out too. A lot of barbers growing up used to use that as a pre shave on the neck or as a post shave around your ears and nape after trimming with a straight. Same ingredients as Proraso, Prep etc but cost 10x less
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