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  1. 01-08-2009, 03:34 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by biffdebris View Post

    What I really want to know is, who the hell went out and collected various animal hair 400 years ago to discover that badger hair was the one that works for this purpose?

    You and me both. Here badger,badger, nice kitty!
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    Badgers were the only animals left after prcupine, sheep, llama and horse were tried ;-). But seriously, I am sure that it was trial and error.

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    Mantic59 is a wetshaving guru . I love his "superlather." Its the same concept as the "uberlather" but instead of liquid glycerine I just saturate the soap with glycerine suds from a bar of pure glycerine soap, then go and mix my lather as usual. It works like a charm, and I get the most lubricated, richest lather I've ever gotten. Its like the lather is wet, and yet still rich and thick at the same time. Awesome
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