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There are too many other soaps that I like that don't get used because I'm too busy using the soaps I love...none of which are ivory lol

Different properties include things like stability and consistency of the lather, hardness or softness of the soap, how moisturizing the soap is, what vitamins are in the soap, how easily the soap...

Yep...a lot of artisan soap makers use it. Spencer & Devon has kaolin clay in it for the same reason.

Soap makers will tell you that adding oil to your soap after it's made (saponified) will only hinder the performance of your soap. Oil is also bad for your brush.

We don't have VDH in any stores around here so I don't have any experience with that soap. I personally don't blend shaving soaps and non shaving soaps together...just doesn't make sense to me. Why...

Shaving soaps are formulated for a certain task and as such, soap makers use certain ingredients to give the soap specific properties...most predominantly lubrication and lather volume for...