Yes 6 British pounds!! What a bargain!!
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Yes 6 British pounds!! What a bargain!!
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That soap isn't too bad, takes a bit o water, but mine is extra hard. Like ya gotta chew it before swallowing it. [emoji57]
No problems with that soap here and the handle has a surprisingly ergonomic feel to it. The Wilky brushes we get here are plain black. The OP's looks much better to me.
Bob
I just wish it was badger, I've only had success with a few boars, and no problems with badger.
Yeah takes a lot of work. Tried it this morning. Average, lathered up well but not long lasting - but for 4 quid what did I expect? I did not buy this soap because I could not afford a better one but rather to research. some cheap soaps/creams are great - Proraso, Musgo and the Russians so now I have one more experience to my repertoire.
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The best cheap soap is Arko in my book. Well worth a try at 3 or 4 bucks.
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If it is not lasting too long and drying out try loading more soap into the brush and use less water to make the lather. There is a sweet spot between runny and pasty.Quote:
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Bob