how do you use dr. bronners magic soap?
so i've used dr. bronners for years and regularly use the almond scent for a body wash and shampoo.. in the past i have used it for shaving when not using a brush any and it works well..
recently i have been using a small amount mixed into my tobs almond cream.. and i'm not sure if it really does anything extra.. but i like the idea...
i tried using purely the liquid soap with a brush and just made a bunch of dry foam...
i'm wondering how everyone else uses it with shaving? do some use it as a preshave.. or what methods they use to shave with it using a brush? either way.. i just want everyone's opinions and uses for this soap? anyone ever dilute it heavily and use it as an aftershave or deodorant?
I like peppermint and tea tree
The bottle says it can be used for shaving. iirc I got best results with a bit more frequent application (w/hands rather than brush) than the single application needed when using a dedicated proper shave soap.
iirc?, funny huh! I tried several things this way and that and eventually decided as much as i like Dr. B it simply isn't on par with non liquid.
Most often I use MWF but also use regular castille bar soap on many occasions. I have never tried DBMS in bar form but have seen it on the shelves.
These soaps do not build up and hold up as lather like a regular shave soap. maybe it's the veggie butters or gylecerin- i just dont know. I use hand application and brush depending on personal temperament of the day
I am now using a very simple olive oil, lye, and salt soap. I cannot say it is ideal, but it works well enough for shave and bath that when the mwf is gone I may not order more or try another shave soap or creme until I am out of this stuff.
I am working toward grater simplicity, what's your motivation?