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    Quote Originally Posted by FAL View Post
    Far from Foofing here in farfignoogan land.

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    In my humble experience, it only takes 10-15 swirl strokes on the soap to load a brush - but 100 subsequent strokes in a bowl to produce the creamiest lather.
    If you did 100 strokes on your soap puck, you would have way too much soap - just a mess.
    Quit face lathering when I found out how much better bowl lather is.
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    True That IR1. I'm guilty of using too much soap making lather on the puck, that is the way my Old Dad did it, now I can stop doing that and lather in the bowl or even the face.

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    I like lather from a puck to feel like a cream, dense, slick. I don't need airy volume and never worry about having leftovers. I puck foof. On face I make circles followed by painting strokes. I'm thinking several paths yield acceptable results.
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    Water hardness changes everything. It is a bloody gigantic variable.

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    I've tailored my soaps to my water. Another way to say it, the non water friendly soaps whispered to me, 'don't you have something better to do?'
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    Quote Originally Posted by spoken36 View Post
    Water hardness changes everything. It is a bloody gigantic variable.
    This x's 1000 here in middle Tennessee it might as well be rocks flowing through the faucet.

    I'm a big advocate of palm lathering until you find out what works for a particular soap/cream. I like to feel my lather.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spoken36 View Post
    Water hardness changes everything. It is a bloody gigantic variable.
    Yes it does, that's why I use Living water from the head of a mountain spring, it is the Only place to get living water, I also use it in making my fuel cells of + or- charged water.

    Living water lathers like no other. Look it up. Orgone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FAL View Post
    Yes it does, that's why I use Living water from the head of a mountain spring, it is the Only place to get living water, I also use it in making my fuel cells of + or- charged water.

    Living water lathers like no other. Look it up. Orgone.
    What an interesting concept. Sure does make sense and I'm going to conduct more research. Opens up a whole new perspective. Not just about shaving anymore but I like it! I'm going to try to someway that might make living water so to speak.
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