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Glue it down first! Lol

Use enough water to make a big splash but make sure notntonlose any in the sink.

Use more water! Hehehehe

Its in my rotation now for sure. I picked up four pucks more again today after work, so cheap, so good lol.

This is almost there, just maybe needs a pinch more water in the start and more whipping. You can shave with that fine but I have been getting thicker lather.

I stocked up on three more pucks from the local grocery because they were 1$ a piece. I have only been using this soap since posting the original post and don't know if I will ever try anything else...

Here's todays shaving lather...

Kaboooom!

First picture, finished lather making. Second picture in process.

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Williams is different than any other soap of cream I have used... It's insane, you use too much water and somehow it lathers up awesome.
Any other soap would turn into a watery mess with this kind...

William just needs a crazy amount of water to work. I think i had near 1/4 a cup of water in my bowl when i started whipping lather together. Too little water ends up with thin airy lather that...

Ill take pics of the lather I made this way, it was enough for ten passes, at least..

New. Vintage lathers easily like other soaps.

I don't think it's a new method but for those of us out there that have tried it over and over in the years and never got any kind of good lather should try this. I have tried all the top soaps...

since 2003 or so, back when I used Mach III razors I have been trying to get Williams Soap to perform into a nice cushion of a lather. You know, the stuff you get from Tabac, MWF, Cella, etc. but it...