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    Yesterday I received a bulging USPS small box from my good friend Tom (Sharptonn). Tom a while back asked me for a puck of my favorite smelling soaps Aramis for a little experiment, I didnt ask questions just sent the puck.
    Amamis while smelling wonderful is a chore to get going. You need a boat load of glycerin to get any respectable amount of lather.

    On a side note as a goof I used to send people packages and instead of packing them with styrofoam shipping peanuts I would use instead dollar store army men as shipping material. It got a laugh many a time.

    Getting back to the soap. I opened Toms box to find an old Proraso container I opened up the container and instantly smelled the aroma of Aramis, but instead of puck form it looked like oatmeal. I laughed uncontrollably because Tom in his stellar sense of humor also put in the bowl two miniature versions of plastic army men still on patrol.
    Guess you had to be there.

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    What Tom made was Aramis/Williams uber lather soap. He grated a half puck of Aramis, a half puck of Williams and a couple of vials of glycerin microwaved a bit to congeal.

    Today I tried the sketchy looking concoction with my favorite brush Muhle badger and my Feather D.E.
    Result was a wonderful thick and rich lather that held up thru the whole shave.
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    Nothing comes close to the smell of Aramis its simply amazing.
    Well done Tom I really dug it a lot.

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    HAR! Nice lather there, Darry! Happy it worked out as I did not try the concoction before sending.
    What I DID know is anything ubered with Williams will lather up great! Now, to grate up the other half pucks and make some for ME! (minus the Army men )
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    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    HAR! Nice lather there, Darry! Happy it worked out as I did not try the concoction before sending.
    What I DID know is anything ubered with Williams will lather up great! Now, to grate up the other half pucks and make some for ME! (minus the Army men )
    Definitely a face lathering soap bro.
    Good stuff.

    Just next time dont have these guys darken my door

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    My work soap is a grated up concoction of all the leftovers and otherwise rejects, along with bits of bar soap, that ubered with a mixture of odd and ends of left over cream, nivea sensitive balm, glycerin and left over lather.

    I have 2 bowls, one for the hard soap and one with all the other muck in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tarkus View Post
    Definitely a face lathering soap bro.
    Good stuff.

    Just next time dont have these guys darken my door

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    I will try Darl, but no guarantees! I still have a bunch of them left!

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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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