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Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Marrakesh (Mystic Water) patchouli, cinnamon, citrus
I have to keep reminding myself that the trick to building a great lather with Mystic Water soaps is to get an awful lot of soap on the brush and then add water slowly, drip by drip. The water window is quite narrow. It's more like a loophole. A little too much water and I end up with some fugitive lather and sore skin.
Today I missed the mark, so I went back to Merkur Man's excellent video to refresh my technique. He makes it look so easy, and when you follow his example, the results can be phenomenal.
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I have to keep reminding myself that the trick to building a great lather with Mystic Water soaps is to get an awful lot of soap on the brush and then add water slowly, drip by drip. The water window is quite narrow. It's more like a loophole. A little too much water and I end up with some fugitive lather and sore skin.
Today I missed the mark, so I went back to Merkur Man's excellent video to refresh my technique. He makes it look so easy, and when you follow his example, the results can be phenomenal.
video
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