Superlather ?

[oldfat1]

After watching Mantic's video's, I have been playing around with this. I.E. mixing soap and cream. Here's my question, do any of you mix different scents together to match or even contrast each other?

I now have (thank you my Queen) several samples from TSD of scents. I was wondering if anyone has found a combonation they have like?

[Padron]

I like the superlather, I usually try to keep the scents somewhat similar....one of Isaac's mixes I like was MWF and Trumpers Coconut cream...light on the scent but a great lather...:)

Lately, I have been doing a lot of TSD Tea Tree Soap and Coates Tea Tree Cream :D Awesome lather...

I need to experiment more though....


Rick and Isaac have been making some Screams.....Soap and cream mixes that have been great...;)

[VetsJetsnGuns]

I have one cake of unscented AOS soap- that's what I use for my supalathas...

[woodsrider]

Ken:

I play around with superlathers all the time. I usually stick to scents that are the same or very similar. Can't get too crazy....nope, just wouldn't be appropriate...;)

[VetsJetsnGuns]

I lied; I've used the musgo real glyce lyme oil soap for supalathas with T&H West Indian Limes and Nancy Boy Signature

[JayKay]

Its just an excuse to use twice as many products to make your lather, and hopefuly get you done with them all twice as fast, to further fuel your AD. :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

[Htownmmm]

here are two that I use occasionally:

1. SCS Cool Lime SS + SCS Coconut SC = 7-UP superlather

2. Mama Bear Kiwi Melon SC + ltlsuz Cucumber Melon(no name yet; the Melonator didn't grab me)


marty

[mike Ratliff]

Mama Bear's Attar of Roses + The Art of Shaving's Sandalwood cream = awesome

[mike Ratliff]

I made a lather today, using TGQ soap, C&E "Nomad" cream, and some Clubman cream...
It was impressive.
The Nomad is a little overpowering, and not my favorite scent, but the lather was just about the thickest richest most cushioning lather I've ever gotten.

Better than a superlather, but no glycerine, so it's not an Uberlather...

[Scruffy1]

I tried Wilkinson Sword (blue) with a rice sized squirt of my headlube this morning, worked great, best shaved I've had so far!

[rick]

See THIS (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1258)for other great recipes

[crackstar]

I performed only 1 time superlather--Arko Moist cream, with Arko soap. I was not impressed.

[Padron]

I performed only 1 time superlather--Arko Moist cream, with Arko soap. I was not impressed.

Jeff, you could try a Permafrost soap and Ingrams cream superlather......load the brush with soap and then squirt some ingrams into the breech then lather up a menthol bomb :drool :drool .....Sounds sweet on paper anyways ;)

[oldfat1]

Thanks for the tips everyone. Now another idea has crossed my mind, has anyone tried melting a soap and mixing it with a cream?

Since a soap is a soild while a cream is not, would they mix?

Would there be enough of each to still produce "superlather"?

A bunch of questions I know, but I have been thinking about it.

[AsylumGuido]

In my short experience as a DE shaver I have found that Van Der Hagen deluxe soap, which has a very low key scent but a great lather, mixed with TSD Bay Rum cream (thanks, milady!), makes for an excellent superlather. In fact, that's my regular combo for now.

:happy088

[Michael]

Thanks for the tips everyone. Now another idea has crossed my mind, has anyone tried melting a soap and mixing it with a cream?

Since a soap is a soild while a cream is not, would they mix?

Would there be enough of each to still produce "superlather"?

A bunch of questions I know, but I have been thinking about it.

I think you're overthinking this, my friend. :)

[AsylumGuido]

I think you're overthinking this, my friend. :)

Yup. Got to agree there. In fact, the only reason I experienced "superlather" was the fact that I was wanting to try my TDS cream sample but was used to the VDH soap, so I mixed without knowing anything about the hallowed SUPERLATHER.

[Sejanus]

Thanks for the tips everyone. Now another idea has crossed my mind, has anyone tried melting a soap and mixing it with a cream?

Since a soap is a soild while a cream is not, would they mix?

Would there be enough of each to still produce "superlather"?

A bunch of questions I know, but I have been thinking about it.

That = SCreams. Old news really.. Rick has perfected the technique. Here (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showpost.php?p=48256&postcount=71) for instance.

[Michael]

That = SCreams. Old news really.. Rick has perfected the technique. Here (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showpost.php?p=48256&postcount=71) for instance.

So Rick overthought it first? :rofl

[oldfat1]

DAMN:ashamed001.

Hate being second fiddle:angry019.

[Sejanus]

Both Rick and Isaac have made very good leaps in SCream technique and results.. I have tried some of Isaacs and it is very interesting stuff. Always more to tinker with though.

[AsylumGuido]

That = SCreams. Old news really.. Rick has perfected the technique. Here (http://www.theshaveden.com/forum/showpost.php?p=48256&postcount=71) for instance.

Wow! Just wish I had the stock to play with like that. And ... a spouse that would put up with the "lab".

;)

[crackstar]

Jeff, you could try a Permafrost soap and Ingrams cream superlather......load the brush with soap and then squirt some ingrams into the breech then lather up a menthol bomb :drool :drool .....Sounds sweet on paper anyways ;)

hmmm, Neale, I never did think of this. Maybe, maybe, I'll try doing that. I have a feeling my face will be cold for a week after a shave like that! :D :happy102

[Mottern Man]

Mix em' Baby!

Lavender + Patchouli
Lavender + Mint
Mint + Patchouli
Patchouli + Vetiver
Orange + Bay Rum
Lime + Bay Rum
Bay Rum + Vetiver
Bay Rum + Patchouli
Bay Rum = Begamont
Sandalwood + Rose


I could go on here. :cool:

[Padron]

hmmm, Neale, I never did think of this. Maybe, maybe, I'll try doing that. I have a feeling my face will be cold for a week after a shave like that! :D :happy102

Woohoo!, now your talkin :happy108 Better keep some heating packs near by :shocked003 incase your wife needs to thaw you out :happy005

[fritz]

Mix em' Baby!

Lavender + Patchouli
Lavender + Mint
Mint + Patchouli
Patchouli + Vetiver
Orange + Bay Rum
Lime + Bay Rum
Bay Rum + Vetiver
Bay Rum + Patchouli
Bay Rum = Begamont
Sandalwood + Rose
I could go on here. :cool:
I think I see it now; Bay Rum goes with everything else, and Patchouli goes with everything else, too, including Bay Rum. :D:D Good stuff, Maynard!

[Mottern Man]

I think I see it now; Bay Rum goes with everything else, and Patchouli goes with everything else, too, including Bay Rum. :D:D Good stuff, Maynard!

Yes, like certain blood types are universal donors. :D

[Navaja]

This are just marketing schemes.
The bottom line: if your blade is not sharp enough and your technique good, you'll geta lousy shave.

[Queen of Blades]

This are just marketing schemes.


Marketing? Who is marketing anything? :confused:

We all have a ton of soap and creams, and like to get creative and have fun. So why not mix it up? :confused:

[crackstar]

JoAnna is right. Try, and see.

[cristobal41]

Hi,
I uberlather right from the first DE shave, a few weeks ago.
Right today I skipped the soap and uberlathered with cream and glycerin with a worst result. In honor of true, it was the first time I shaved two days in a row, what might have caused the extra irritation.
Could the lack of soap have had something to do with it?
Any direct experience regarding regular lathering vs superlathering vs uberlathering?
Regards.

[JohnInPeoria]

here are two that I use occasionally:

1. SCS Cool Lime SS + SCS Coconut SC = 7-UP superlather



Truly inspired!