#1

Member
California
Got into wet shaving about 2 years ago to get a better shaving experience and to save MONEY. As this started to turn into hobby my soap buying binges started to happen, now I have quite a bit of soaps and creams. Question how long will soap last and still preform we'll?
#2

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
(06-25-2015, 08:39 PM)DMFeugo Wrote: Got into wet shaving about 2 years ago to get a better shaving experience and to save MONEY. As this started to turn into hobby my soap buying binges started to happen, now I have quite a bit of soaps and creams. Question how long will soap last and still preform we'll?

I guess it would depend on if it's a softer or harder soap and if it was triple milled. I know triple milled soaps can last quite a while!
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#3

Noob
Wisconsin
I've used Barrister and Mann, seemed to be endless at times. I've also used Dapper Dragon which lasted about a month and a half. Soap hardness seems to be the indicator of longevity, although definitely not a hard and fast rule.
#4

Member
Ontario
On some containers there might be a small symbol of a jar with the lid half off of it and it will have a number and an M in it, indicating in months how long it should last.  My Razorock Classic for example says 12M, so it should last me a year.  Now, and this is only an assumption on my part, but I don't think your soap would stop lathering after this time, just the scent profile won't be as strong, but I could be wrong on that Tongue
#5

Member
Philly Area, PA
soaps can last a very long time and keep scent also. usually though scent is what fades away with age on soaps, but i have found soaps 40 years old that performed and smelled amazing
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-Justin


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