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Yes, it is an accomplishment of no mean proportions when you can get Williams to cough up a workable lather. I will leave you to bask in your well deserve glory. :D

Bob

Good for you that you worked it out. I still can't bring myself to attach the word "awesome" to a description of Williams lather. Then again YMMV in this shaving game.

Bob

Just the opposite for me, strongly dislike the milk gone bad smell of Cella and like the Palmolive. Gave the Cella I had away and the Vitos Red for the same reason. Palmolive shave stick just smells...

There are at least 9 "How to lather" Williams soap vids on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lathering+williams+shave+soap .

Bob

Funny, you just mentioned two soaps that, only in my opinion, are not really worth it for the same reason, cost too much for what they do. As always it is a case of YMMV with all things shave...

No, I won't dispute that you can get a usable shaving lather from Williams. I don't leave soap on my brush nor do I cover Williams with water prior to loading my damp brush. It is just that it take a...

Oh I don't mind Arko and it's heavy citrusy/lemony scent at all and very good easily made lather.

Bob

Yea, I don't like grating soap pucks either. For Arko shave sticks I just mold them into a bowl, they are soft enough to do that, for home use. With the Palmolive shave stick I just slowly heated it...

Yes, you can lather Williams but imho it is not worth the effort. I agree with Pups that Arko is a much better bet and would add the Palmolive shave stick, formed into a bowl if you like. Just came...