Are all creams created equal?

[whitetiger7654]

I'm still new to this so bear with me. I have bought every thing I need to start. But in the middle of moving I haven't had time to start. So tonight was my first time trying to make a shaving foam (is that the word?). First I tried the Proraso and it came along after a couple tries. Then I tried the C&E Sandlewood. It whipped up immediately.

So my question is are all creams the same or are some easier to whip up?

[Queen of Blades]

Nope, all creams are not created equal.

Cream recipes differ, ingredients, quantities of different ingredients differ.

[VetsJetsnGuns]

here are people smarter than me saying what they know about ingredients:
Soap Ingredients/Defintions (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4639&highlight=potassium)

and here is me trying to get even more info from them:
Ingredients Info (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5024)

and here is a list of ingredients lists at a ahem different forum:
Ingredients Lists (http://www.shavemyface.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14631)

That ought to keep you busy for a while

[Queen of Blades]

and here is a list of ingredients lists at a ahem different forum:
Ingredients Lists (http://www.shavemyface.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14631)


That list is here (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4780), too.

[sparky5693]

They're all very different. To make things even more confusing, what works best for me, may not be best for you. I always feel awkward recommending something our store sells, but if you're curious about other creams, give one of our sampler kits a try. We've got a pretty big increase in the choices on the way too. Might save you from paying full price on one, and then not liking it.