Shave soap as bath soap

So I ordered some shave soap from Stirling. One scent- Dunshire was so subtle I can hardly smell anything. I didn’t really enjoy the shave with it so I got the idea of using it in the shower. I took my plastic loofa sponge (or whatever it’s called) and quickly whipped up a lather with the Dunshire shave soap and sponge in the shower. Used it just like bath soap and it worked fine. Has anyone else tried this with a shave soap that they found less than ideal? Give it a try

I enjoy trying far too many new shave soaps, and the ones that don't perform well when using a straight, perform just fine in the shower.

I've found many shave soaps that are duds aren't even good for bath soap.

Oh yeah....if it fails in the scuttle, it lands in the shower...nothing says treating yourself like Royalty than soaping up in the shower with a bar of soap that costs anywhere between $15 to $40 dollars.....Irish Spring you say, not for this Silverback....:rofl2:

Wise old saying: never buy shaving soap from a lady at the flea market whose husband has a full beard.
Soap making is a popular craft, but apparently not everyone understands the specifics of shaving soap.
Have had some soaps that were not shave-worthy, but were ok for the shower.

I am very picky with my shave soap, fortunately I will use almost anything for shower soap.

Gentlemen,

Yes indeed, many shaving soap duds end up in the shower at Schloss Obie. I bought my schloss with the money saved.

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Originally Posted by Obie

Gentlemen,

Yes indeed, many shaving soap duds end up in the shower at Schloss Obie. I bought my schloss with the money saved.

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Well with all the money you must have saved you must have an additional Kasteel.

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Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Well with all the money you must have saved you must have an additional Kasteel.

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Kasteel, yes, if I were Dutch, but I lean German — my man Brahms was German.

well I don't know. Anyone who frittered his time away playing piano in waterfront bars...well that just ain't right.

You guys are using words beyond my understanding. Can you put that in english. Or poor white boy?

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Originally Posted by Gasman

You guys are using words beyond my understanding. Can you put that in english. Or poor white boy?

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Just different names for very very big houses in German and Dutch. Like an estate

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Originally Posted by thebigspendur

well I don't know. Anyone who frittered his time away playing piano in waterfront bars...well that just ain't right.

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Ah, but then look where all that led to: Brahms the magnificent, who said he got his best ideas for his music while polishing his shoes in the morning.
Oops, I think we're hijacking this thread. Sorry, gentlemen.