12-28-2020, 06:59 AM
How do you rinse off the remaining lather after your last pass?
Until now, I used a wash cloth. But, today that has all changed. I now use my shaving brush!
Hey, I have to rinse my brush anyway. So I keep running it under cold water and brush it on my my face until the lather is gone. Sure feels better than a wash cloth.
I’m not trying save time and be efficient—those words are of no interest to me when it comes to shaving. It just feels great. I love those badgers.
Ever tried it?
Until now, I used a wash cloth. But, today that has all changed. I now use my shaving brush!
Hey, I have to rinse my brush anyway. So I keep running it under cold water and brush it on my my face until the lather is gone. Sure feels better than a wash cloth.
I’m not trying save time and be efficient—those words are of no interest to me when it comes to shaving. It just feels great. I love those badgers.
Ever tried it?
12-28-2020, 07:53 AM
(12-28-2020, 06:59 AM)David Wrote: How do you rinse off the remaining lather after your last pass?I've never tried it. Sounds interesting. I saw a guy on YouTube that likes to squeeze his remaining lather out and rub it over the shaved area for a post shave balm. He left it while cleaning his brush and bowl and razor. I tried it and liked it but I forget to do it.
Until now, I used a wash cloth. But, today that has all changed. I now use my shaving brush!
Hey, I have to rinse my brush anyway. So I keep running it under cold water and brush it on my my face until the lather is gone. Sure feels better than a wash cloth.
I’m not trying save time and be efficient—those words are of no interest to me when it comes to shaving. It just feels great. I love those badgers.
Ever tried it?
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12-28-2020, 01:20 PM
(12-28-2020, 07:53 AM)wombadom Wrote: I've never tried it. Sounds interesting. I saw a guy on YouTube that likes to squeeze his remaining lather out and rub it over the shaved area for a post shave balm. He left it while cleaning his brush and bowl and razor. I tried it and liked it but I forget to do it.
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I always do that and I quite enjoy this process. I still use aftershave product, but it help my skin quite a bit to leave the lather on my face while I rinse my gears.
12-28-2020, 08:20 PM
(12-28-2020, 07:53 AM)wombadom Wrote:(12-28-2020, 06:59 AM)David Wrote: How do you rinse off the remaining lather after your last pass?I've never tried it. Sounds interesting. I saw a guy on YouTube that likes to squeeze his remaining lather out and rub it over the shaved area for a post shave balm. He left it while cleaning his brush and bowl and razor. I tried it and liked it but I forget to do it.
Until now, I used a wash cloth. But, today that has all changed. I now use my shaving brush!
Hey, I have to rinse my brush anyway. So I keep running it under cold water and brush it on my my face until the lather is gone. Sure feels better than a wash cloth.
I’m not trying save time and be efficient—those words are of no interest to me when it comes to shaving. It just feels great. I love those badgers.
Ever tried it?
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I also squeeze the remaining lather out and leave it over my shaved beard or head while I clean up everything else. I do this every time I shave and my skin really benefits from this. On occasions where I shave both my head and beard, I shave my head first, then leave lather on the shaved head while I shave my beard. This also prevents the head from drying out while I am shaving my beard. Every time I shave my head, I
shower after the shave. If I shave just my beard and don't have the time to shower, I first wipe the lather off my beard with wet hands, and then just splash cold water.
I will try the shaving brush rinsing method, as this seems interesting and would be a good use for my Stirling Kong brush, which is otherwise too large for me.
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