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    I have been reading how many people have multiple soaps in their rotation. Does that mean that they have multiple mugs/bowls with all the different soaps in them lying around their bathroom?

    I know this may sound crazy, but I just don't get it. Do people put them in zip locks or something at the end of the shave and get ready for the next one?

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    I currently have 2 in rotation. Each in it's own mug on the sink. Sometimes you just feel like something different, whether it's a different lather, different consistency or different scent.

    I currently go back and forth between Colleen's Highlander and Cavendish Black. The Highlander is a crisp clean scent, the Black is a deeper more robust scent.

    I do have a cake of Williams that I started with which I cleaned off and put back in a ziplock for a backup. It's a good soap but I just don't enjoy the experience it provides as much as the other soaps I have so it'll probably become a travel soap or something like that.

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    I have about 6 soaps in my rotation and have 6 mugs of all different types near my gear. No different than some guys have a bunch of brushes, strops, razors, hones. It becomes a hobby after a while and its all part of the fun.
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    I have different ceramic bowls and paid through the nose -- $7ea for the first 3 and $5ea for the last 2. However, they're pimpin' black ceramic. If you want to go cheap, you can get those plastic ziploc round containers.

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    Firestart,

    Where did you get these "pimpin' black ceramic" bowls?

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    Mike,
    I've got a pretty bad case of soap acquistion disorder. Currently, I have around 14 different Mama Bear soaps (all different scents) in their own resealable containers, 1 SCS soap in a mug, 1 Tabac soap in the tabac container with a lid, 1 Burma Shave soap in a mug, 1 Williams soap in a mug, 1 Old Spice soap in a mug with a lid, 1 Avon Gentlemans Regime soap in a mug, and 1 Em's Place soap in a resealable container. I am probably forgetting some, but this list is already pretty long, so you get the point. I only keep 1 soap out on the bathroom counter, the rest are put away in linen closet.
    Just remember that of all the ____ acquistion disorders, shaving soap is definately the cheapest. Even cheaper than aftershave acquisition disorder!
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    I use wooden bowls

    Drugstore.com

    But, yeah, Ilija, where do you get the 'pimpin' black ceramic' bowls??

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    Last edited by scarface; 01-17-2007 at 04:05 AM. Reason: spelling

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    Firestart,

    Where did you get these "pimpin' black ceramic" bowls?
    $7 -- Zellers
    $5 -- Canadian Tire

    There should be a pic of one with Colleen's soap in it, in my outdated gallery.

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    I sometimes use plastic 500 ml icecream containers.

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    Pyrex makes small, resealable glass containers that I use to keep my soaps. Right now I have two in the rotation.

    The containers are about a 6 oz. size, and I can start the lather in the container before moving to my latte mug.

    Josh

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