If you want a rich and stable lather

Youtubers have found a way to make sure you won't get anything less than that...


 

I laughed so hard at this. So hard.

This hobby continues to surprise me!!!

Ha ha ha....n i thought I was the only one watching you tube videos. Who is this guy btw....he cracked me up.


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(04-21-2019, 08:23 AM)Jags009 Wrote: Ha ha ha....n i thought I was the only one watching you tube videos. Who is this guy btw....he cracked me up.


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Jagdeep, he's "Mauro Di Lernia". I don't really watch shaving Youtube videos, but this one was hilarious!

I'd think that would dry out the lather faster... Maybe if you mixed it too wet?

(04-21-2019, 09:08 AM)Shannons Soaps Wrote: I'd think that would dry out the lather faster... Maybe if you mixed it too wet?

Exactly my thoughts.


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Maybe I'm misunderstood, but what was the point to this post? Is there something wrong with what he's doing?

(04-21-2019, 09:17 AM)zaclikestoshave Wrote: Maybe I'm misunderstood, but what was the point to this post? Is there something wrong with what he's doing?

I guess post no 4 actually makes it little more elaborate. Personally, I find the step redundant.


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(04-21-2019, 09:17 AM)zaclikestoshave Wrote: Maybe I'm misunderstood, but what was the point to this post? Is there something wrong with what he's doing?

Wrong? If it looks like something normal to you and anyone else, something that you would easily do to prove that a lather is long-lasting, more power to you. Who am I to judge what's correct and wrong?

I just thought it was funny.

(04-21-2019, 09:08 AM)Shannon Wrote: I'd think that would dry out the lather faster... Maybe if you mixed it too wet?

I don't speak Italian, so I can't know for sure what he is doing.

He certainly has his own way of shaving.

Mauro tests soaps and creams to the nth degree, none of this lathering it up and shave with it nonsense like most of us 

He will paint it on thick and dry and keep adding water until it collapses to understand the water ratio window, smother it all over his face with his hands and then try to scrape it off with his fingernails to... I have no idea why. Not sure what he's doing in the OP but there will be a solid reason for it no doubt about that, I would guess he's trying to prematurely dry it out, as I say the man tests every possible aspect of a product to fully understand it before attempting to shave with it.

(04-21-2019, 01:49 PM)Rohleder Wrote: Mauro tests soaps and creams to the nth degree, none of this lathering it up and shave with it nonsense like most of us 

He will paint it on thick and dry and keep adding water until it collapses to understand the water ratio window, smother it all over his face with his hands and then try to scrape it off with his fingernails to... I have no idea why. Not sure what he's doing in the OP but there will be a solid reason for it no doubt about that, I would guess he's trying to prematurely dry it out, as I say the man tests every possible aspect of a product to fully understand it before attempting to shave with it.

This made me laugh, thanks.

I didn't  know what to make of it when I first saw it. I wanted to give the poor guy  the benefit of the doubt  and assume that it was a comic video  to make fun of what wet shavers will do. A bad one but an attempt at humor.  But I really have no idea what's going on.

Good for a laugh this morning but in reality whatever it takes to start your shave off right is ok by me. I'm much happier to get right into the day without all the drama other than choosing which blade and brush to use.