The Obie Memorial First Tier Soaps and Creams Thread.

**Obie** · 02-23-2016, 01:29 AM

Phrank,
I remember that thread complaining about Le Pere Lucien. Looking back, I think I was not loading the brush enough. I load my brush heavily with any soap or cream I use, and often by the shave's end I have still plenty of leather left. I prefer that than having to eek out lather out of the poor brush by the third pass.

**ultrasoundguy2003** · 02-23-2016, 01:30 AM

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Be interesting to compare a new tin of LPL with one that's been opened and used for a few weeks....

As always Obie, I love soaps and creams and discussions around them, and this thread is a "gift" for us soap addicts, thanks!

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You send me your LPL and I will send you some of my 50th birthday present, because I think I bought a whole lotta MdC.

**kapenakeoni** · 02-23-2016, 01:39 AM

Wow! I thought I have a lot of soaps and creams. I liked your lists. Some I could move from tier to tier, but it would be my opinion only.

**Phrank** · 02-23-2016, 01:42 AM

Originally Posted by Obie

Phrank,
I remember that thread complaining about Le Pere Lucien. Looking back, I think I was not loading the brush enough. I load my brush heavily with any soap or cream I use, and often by the shave's end I have still plenty of leather left. I prefer that than having to eek out lather out of the poor brush by the third pass.

mainaman and I seem to be sharing the same problem - I went at this LPL with a Semogue Boar brush and hardcore loaded the brush, went to the scuttle and got it going, loaded again, and it ended up failing middle of the shave - this is a consistent experience with this soap; hence, it got boxed, just too much drama for me to get a fine lather....LOL.

And I'm a "No Drama" type for my shaving soaps.....

**Phrank** · 02-23-2016, 01:45 AM

Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003

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Be interesting to compare a new tin of LPL with one that's been opened and used for a few weeks....

As always Obie, I love soaps and creams and discussions around them, and this thread is a "gift" for us soap addicts, thanks!

You send me your LPL and I will send you some of my 50th birthday present, because I think I bought a whole lotta MdC.

Deal - I'll PM you...tomorrow or the next day.

**Obie** · 02-23-2016, 01:45 AM

Phrank,

Try going easy on the water and see what happens. I keep my water on the shy side with Le Pere Lucien, whereas with Mitchell's Wool Fat, I use plenty of water.

**Phrank** · 02-23-2016, 01:48 AM

Originally Posted by Obie

Phrank,

Try going easy on the water and see what happens. I keep my water on the shy side with Le Pere Lucien, whereas with Mitchell's Wool Fat, I use plenty of water.

I wash my hands of this soap...

ultrasoundguy2003 can carry the burden of the LPL....and I wish him success in his lather building.

**Obie** · 02-23-2016, 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by Phrank

I wash my hands of this soap...

ultrasoundguy2003 can carry the burden of the LPL....and I wish him success in his lather building.

That is sound judgement. If you don't enjoy a product, or even a razor, you might as well pass it on.

**mainaman** · 02-23-2016, 02:03 AM

Originally Posted by Phrank

mainaman and I seem to be sharing the same problem - I went at this LPL with a Semogue Boar brush and hardcore loaded the brush, went to the scuttle and got it going, loaded again, and it ended up failing middle of the shave - this is a consistent experience with this soap; hence, it got boxed, just too much drama for me to get a fine lather....LOL.

And I'm a "No Drama" type for my shaving soaps.....

If a synthetic could not manage usable lather then nothing would.

**HopChugger** · 02-23-2016, 03:40 AM

Originally Posted by Obie

Phrank,
I load my brush heavily with any soap or cream I use, and often by the shave's end I have still plenty of leather left. I prefer that than having to eek out lather out of the poor brush by the third pass.

You and me both! And because I buy soap like it's going out of style, I justifiably turn every shave into a rampage of soap. I enjoy it.

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