Best soap made for wooden bowl

[Gordy]

Again with these mass produced soaps, we are seeing an ingredients base that I'd rather do without, regardless of performance. We see a hell of a lot better from a lot less ingredients, from too many other soaps to be bothered with it.

 

[Acer89]

Where did you get this from @Acer89

I've seen non-tallow versions floating around too, albeit with slightly different weights

http://www.traditionalshaving.co.uk...7-Cyril-R-Salter-Shaving-Soap-99g-Refill.html

You may wish to check with them about the tallow and non tallow versions. I've seen refill pucks of 57, 70, 90 and 100g

 

[SeanC]

http://www.traditionalshaving.co.uk...7-Cyril-R-Salter-Shaving-Soap-99g-Refill.html

You may wish to check with them about the tallow and non tallow versions. I've seen refill pucks of 57, 70, 90 and 100g

The 99g and 57g versions are non-tallow unfortunately. They have the 99g listed

 

[Acer89]

The 99g and 57g versions are non-tallow unfortunately. They have the 99g listed

Cyril R Salter make the tallow version in regular batches. Give traditional shaving a ring and ask them about availability of the tallow version. .

 

[MPF9]

A good opportunity to give Cyril R. Salter solid soap a try. Inexpensive, made in the UK, available in 70 and 100g sizes and chocka full of lovely tallow.

I also have two of the Salter creams but the solid puck soap is leagues ahead in terms of cushion and glide.

It won't break the bank either.

@MPF9 ..your thoughts please?
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I have tried the Solid soap courtesy of James @Acer89 , it really is quite exceptional in terms of performance especially as it is so inexpensive. Definitely in regular use, no more soaps needed by me if I am sensible

 

[SeanC]

I have tried the Solid soap courtesy of James @Acer89 , it really is quite exceptional in terms of performance especially as it is so inexpensive. Definitely in regular use, no more soaps needed by me if I am sensible

I'll get on the case then...

 

[p.b]

Do you stand by this statement, Paul? Having used the Sartorial soap a few times now, it's miles away from e.g. Mike's in skin feel. It rather borders on irritation. Knowing that you are particular about your soaps, I am surprised this one fits your bill.

Hmmm. Not sure. When I used it a few years ago I loved it. If I used it back to back with Nuavia as I did for several soaps earlier this year I'm now not so sure it would pass muster. Also I have a water softener and that seems to aid some soaps. If Shavedash have some I'll include some in my next order and feedback