Bayolea fail!

Was given a sample pack from old town shaving... i put half in the bowl.. zero lather... added more water... zero lather... put the rest... zero lather.. added more water... zero lather...

double checked to make sure its shaving cream and it was....

no idea... spent 10 min trying... zero lather... so strange... bad batch perhaps?

I believe Bayolea cream in particular is 'brushless' i.e. not meant to be lathered up with a brush.

(07-07-2016, 09:13 AM)Agravic Wrote: I believe Bayolea cream in particular is 'brushless' i.e. not meant to be lathered up with a brush.

hmm then its me fail!  lol

Ravi is correct, the Bayolea cream is a brushless cream.  If you really enjoy the scent give the soap a go, it lathers very nicely.

(07-07-2016, 11:14 AM)merkur man Wrote: Ravi is correct, the Bayolea cream is a brushless cream.  If you really enjoy the scent give the soap a go, it lathers very nicely.

wish they put that on the packaging lol

(07-07-2016, 11:58 AM)tupacboy Wrote:

(07-07-2016, 11:14 AM)merkur man Wrote: Ravi is correct, the Bayolea cream is a brushless cream.  If you really enjoy the scent give the soap a go, it lathers very nicely.

wish they put that on the packaging lol

Haha I know what you mean!

Well in my case I believe they did.

I purchased I Coloniali delicate shave cream and did the same thing you did.

Brushless definitely doesn't lather!

It happens man!

(07-07-2016, 09:12 AM)tupacboy Wrote: Was given a sample pack from old town shaving... i put half in the bowl.. zero lather... added more water... zero lather... put the rest... zero lather.. added more water... zero lather...

double checked to make sure its shaving cream and it was....

no idea... spent 10 min trying... zero lather... so strange... bad batch perhaps?

Bayolea shaving cream is lather-less brushelss cream, so it pretty much does what it's supposed to do !

happened to me with a Murad shaving tube.