TOBS Luxury Lime Soap

[Gravy]

I picked up a puck from Connaught on my last order.

It's got a lovely lime scent and creates a creamy slick lather without much effort at all. (hard water area)

It's been a while since i last used TOBS Sandalwood or Jermyn St soaps, but i don't remember them being this good.

Has anyone else that's used other TOBS soaps tried this? what do you think?

Ingredients List if you want to see them.

 

[Dipesh]

I'd love to see a lather pic from this soap

I quite like the Jermyn St soap. This one is very much on my radar.

 

[Gravy]

I'll see what i can do at the weekend

 

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I haven't lathered in a mug/bowl for almost two years, so need to work on the ratio, but this is my quick lather.

Thinner than i use when i face lather, not quite there, but you get the idea.

There's a SOC boar in there somewhere.

 

[rowlers]

Interesting that..
I could not get a lather what so ever from my TOBS lime.
Had to resort to Ingrams cream to finish.

 

[Dipesh]

That looks great gravy. Thanks!

 

[Gravy]

Interesting that..
I could not get a lather what so ever from my TOBS lime.
Had to resort to Ingrams cream to finish.

How long are you loading the brush for out of interest?

I load this one the same as all other triple milled soaps, probably somewhere between 30 seconds to a minute with a wet brush (soaked, then just shaked a couple of times).

Before my first use of any triple milled soap (or if i haven't used the soap for a while) i fill the container it's in with water to cover the puck while i soak my brush, then empty it and load the brush.

It's currently my favourite soap, every time i've used it i've had an excellent lather.