- Messages
- 69
- Location
- North Yorkshire
"Your Mileage May Vary". Used to indicate that different people get different results.
Silly question?
- Thread starter markmonaghan
- Start Date
It Means..Ya Muppet Munchin Virus...
Billy
Billy is fibbing ( but can usually get away with it with me 'cause I truly am that gullible ! ).
JohnnyO. o/
- Messages
- 3,477
- Location
- Cumbria, England
I generally prefer soaps for no reason that I can put my finger on, but have not noticed any difference. I still shave daily.
- Messages
- 814
Creams are quicker to lather, they have some water in them already.
Maybe this gives more time & your shave isn't rushed in the slightest, hence, the closer result?
Having said that, there is definately a noticeable difference when switching soap. Some do cut better than others esp P&B. There was an interesting experiment conducted by @nick_s , a few of us tried 2 creams & a croap blind, then rated them:
http://theshavingroom.co.uk/community/index.php?threads/the-pif-review-thread.38002/
Maybe this gives more time & your shave isn't rushed in the slightest, hence, the closer result?
Having said that, there is definately a noticeable difference when switching soap. Some do cut better than others esp P&B. There was an interesting experiment conducted by @nick_s , a few of us tried 2 creams & a croap blind, then rated them:
http://theshavingroom.co.uk/community/index.php?threads/the-pif-review-thread.38002/
- Messages
- 1,860
- Location
- St Leonards, Dorset
Pull your kilt down, and put your junk away! This is why he never gets invited to parties.It Means..Ya Muppet Munchin Virus...
Billy
- Messages
- 3,042
- Location
- Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire
The one thing I hoped to get was an entirely impartial view on the soaps latherability (Is that a word? It is now!) and performance, not allowing the name of the soap to get in the way. I think it worked
