Another comment on ingredients causing trouble. I've had soaps where I thought there was an ingredient that was causing trouble for me, when the issue turned out to be that I was getting a little sloppy with technique, pressing too hard, and thinking there was an ingredient that I didn't agree with.
(05-26-2018, 01:58 AM)Pete123 Wrote: Another comment on ingredients causing trouble. I've had soaps where I thought there was an ingredient that was causing trouble for me, when the issue turned out to be that I was getting a little sloppy with technique, pressing too hard, and thinking there was an ingredient that I didn't agree with.
Good point, Pete!
Another thing I thought of was sometimes if I'm not familiar with a soap, maybe I don't quite have it dialed in and the slickness or protection isn't what I'm used to, I might experience some irritation. I might experience some irritation if my skin isn't in great condition(dry or previous rough shave,) too. Also, don't shave angry! Nothing good comes of that!
-Rob
(This post was last modified: 05-26-2018, 04:21 PM by sgarnett.)
Some shaving soaps and body washes burn. Irish Spring Gear Body Wash 3 in 1 is probably the worst I’ve found. It sets me on fire in places far-removed from shaving ....
RR P.160 and Declaration Grooming soaps sometimes burn a little when I first lather up, but then it subsides.
Otoh, Nivea Men Cool 3-in-1 Body Wash never burns at all despite the menthol, even if my skin is already irritated. I sometimes use it to shave in the shower or while travelling.
RR P.160 and Declaration Grooming soaps sometimes burn a little when I first lather up, but then it subsides.
Otoh, Nivea Men Cool 3-in-1 Body Wash never burns at all despite the menthol, even if my skin is already irritated. I sometimes use it to shave in the shower or while travelling.
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