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How long do you let your lather sit?
Right now, I lather my face, then go stropping and then add some more lather afterwords before I shave.
I'm wondering if you all do the same and let your lather sit on your face, or if you all can just lather and then shave right away.
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Senior Member
Yup thats about the same rutine i use (after a hot shower)
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A knifeless man is a lifeless man
I dont think it makes all that much difference as long as lather and lather well you'l do ok
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I do it as you described. You need to take the time to strop so it seems to me to make sense to give the lather more time to soften your beard.
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Usagi Yojimbo
It takes all of 10 to 20 seconds to strop a razor once you get the hang of it so I don't see there to be a real difference. That being said i do it both ways...just depends on what I reach for first, the razor or the brush.
Last edited by JMS; 09-27-2010 at 05:24 AM.
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Senior Member
I let it sit long enough for me to grab my razor.
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Senior Member
I have noticed that if you skip on other prep letting the lather sit for 5 minutes really help
Not sure how much it helps if the beard is already soaked
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Still learning
I usually shave after my shower, so I just lather up and go to town. I do my stropping before the shower btw.
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Str8 & Loving It
I sometimes do what you described, but more often than not, I strop teh razor, make my lather in the bowl and then I work it into the beard for a good 90 seconds...by that time it's already taken hold and beard is soft...I haven't seen any difference when doing it again.
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They call me Mr Bear.
I tend to strop first up, then do my preshave prep and then make and apply my lather, so it doesnt sit on my face for much time at all.
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