I'm curious of the consistancy of this cream. Is it borderline croap like TOBS? Or is it on the runny side like The Body Shop Maca Root? I'm interested in trying it but I haven't seen a good explanation of it like that.
Don't know what croap means but I can tell you that it's definitely not runny. It's more like a paste.
Its late and I'm tired maybe I spelled wrong and can't comprehend. Croap = really soft soap. Like a lot of Italian soft soaps.
The Wheat SC are my favorite of all the TSD offerings. When I think "croap" I think of Queen Charlotte, Fitness, etc. Firm but pliable. The Wheat SC is definitely a cream, not runny. All of the flavors I have tried have not been a shiny cream like a Tet-A-Tet or anything from a tube but also not like your Macca Root example. I find the Wheat almost an airy cream. Hope this helps! I would recommend you purchase a tub and try it out (you can always PIF it if you don't care for it) or I can send you a sample to try out for yourself. If you are interested, send me your info in a PM.
Thank you that's exactly what I wanted to hear. I don't care for the consistency of the macca root. Now I just have to decide what flavor, this may take a while.
The best way I can describe it, having used Maca Root, Italian Croaps, English creams, tube creams, and JoAnna's TSD wheat cream is: It is softer than the Italian soaps, but unlike the Maca Root and English creams you can't dip your brush and pull up a gob. It is firm enough that you can load your brush on the cream, like a soap, but soft enough you can scoop out single servings of cream if that is how you like to lather. It is slightly firmer than most tube creams I've tried. Hope that helps anyone wondering the same thing.
If you leave the lid off the Maca Root Shave Cream it will dry out and get thicker over time... Horrible way to treat good maca root though.
Perfect. I really hate the gooey ones. And I do prefer to load on top of the cream right in the tub then face lather and it seems the runny ones don't work well for that.
No they don't. Here's what you can do with "runny" creams: Dip in with your fingers and dab a bit on each cheek and throat, then rub it around with your fingertips. Wipe any excess shave cream on your fingers on the damp brush. Proceed to face lather with the brush, re-wetting tip of brush as neccessary. You should notice better results.
My only defense is why on earth would I face lather?? Especially with TSD wheat SC??? Must be a new ladies only practice!
Constructive criticism, and excellent advice for young ladies. You need no defense, and since it was my post you were malingering, that should end that. The excellent advice being, "why on earth would I face lather" BTW.
