Greetings, this is my first post on SRP, though I have been browsing the site(and finding great tips and advice) for some time. I am sorely in need of help in choosing a soap for my ultra sensitive skin. Based on reviews and threads on SRP and elsewhere I decided on Mitchell's Wool Fat for my first shaving soap. Though it did have a lovely nostalgic aroma and lathered well, it left my skin unbearably dry and I was forced to look elsewhere for a gentle soap. After seeing some threads about Momma Bear's glycerin soaps on the forum I decided to give them a try. I purchased the 100% natural unscented version which was described as the best soap to use for sensitive skin. I just tried it today and I can honestly say it was the most agonizing shaving experience I have ever had. When I doused my face with cold water post shave it felt more like hot grease and it left a fiery red raised rash on my neck and cheek(fortunately I only tested it on one side of my face). I have no idea what could have caused it, all the reviews I had read about the soap were positive and I am not allergic to glycerin. Ironically, the best shaving soap I have yet tried is the cheapest: a $2 puck of Van Der Hagen from Walmart, although even it left a lot to be desired in terms of post shave comfort. If I can't find a soap that my skin will tolerate, I'm afraid I might have to give up wet shaving altogether(given my distaste for electric razors and facial hair, I really hope to avoid that eventuallity). Advice would be greatly appreciated.