Thread: Saponificio Varesino ... Anyone use it?

SAPONIFICIO VARESINO: WAXES

Waxes are very important in a good shaving soap.
They produce a film-forming eudermal effect.
And they help the secondary lubrication.

Carnauba wax does it consistently.
https://incibeauty.com/en/ingredient...-cerifera-cera

So the result is better mechanics.
And a valuable support to skin conditioning.
But it may not be appreciated by some, precisely because of the particular sensation of the foam more "plastic".
And the strong film-forming effect that can be mistaken for a "tension" of the skin.

Saponificio Varesino uses waxes from Beta 4.2.
But the supporting structure (core) remains the same in all evolutions.
http://www.ilrasoio.com/viewtopic.php?p=395584#p395584

Here is a summary of previous versions.

ischiapp http://www.ilrasoio.com/viewtopic.php?p=357866#p357866

• Beta 4.0
  No Wax: .................. Dolomiti
• Beta 4.1
  No Wax: .................. Settantesimo Anniversario, Tundra Artica
• Beta 4.2
  Cera Carnauba + Cera Alba: Cosmo, Stella Alpina
• Beta 4.3
  Cera Carnauba: ........... Cubebe, Desert Vetiver
  Cera Carnauba + Cera Alba: Felce Aromatica, Manna di Sicilia, Mirto di Sardegna, Opuntia

And a useful update given the new models, in the light of the current situation related to the reformulation process to Beta 4.3:

• Cera Carnauba (Copernica Cerifera)
  
  • Settantesimo Anniversario
  • Mirto di Sardegna
  • Morado
  • Cosmo
  • Tundra Artica
  • Dolomiti
  • Desert Vetiver
  • Cubebe
• Cera Carnauba + Cera Alba (Bee's Wax)
  
  • Felce Aromatica
  • Manna di Sicilia
  • Opuntia

Stella Alpina remains with Beta 4.2