Sorry mate
I'm maybe a dissenting voice here, among many, but I get a good shave from it.
There are much better soaps out there and some just as cheap, such as the Erasmic bowl, which is similar and is easier the lather and you can get that for about £2.50 from Savers and even cheaper in Bodyworks.
All I'm saying is that it's possible, with a bit of heavy loading, to get a decent shave from the WS soap and I like the way it leaves my skin.
It's not in the same league as LPL, Wickhams or Soap Commander, or about 10 others I could mention, but it's certainly a useable soap.
If it came in a ceramic dish from Yorkshire and was difficult to load then you would have a hundred people telling you a hundred different ways to lather it but never give up.
That's just my opinion but I don't have any difficulty getting a decent lather out of it.
Oh I'm not sure I would travel any real distance to get so best let it be.
I'm just saying there some of us out there that think it's ok
I'm maybe a dissenting voice here, among many, but I get a good shave from it.
There are much better soaps out there and some just as cheap, such as the Erasmic bowl, which is similar and is easier the lather and you can get that for about £2.50 from Savers and even cheaper in Bodyworks.
All I'm saying is that it's possible, with a bit of heavy loading, to get a decent shave from the WS soap and I like the way it leaves my skin.
It's not in the same league as LPL, Wickhams or Soap Commander, or about 10 others I could mention, but it's certainly a useable soap.
If it came in a ceramic dish from Yorkshire and was difficult to load then you would have a hundred people telling you a hundred different ways to lather it but never give up.
That's just my opinion but I don't have any difficulty getting a decent lather out of it.
Oh I'm not sure I would travel any real distance to get so best let it be.
I'm just saying there some of us out there that think it's ok