I have a Maggard 24mm synthetic shaving brush. I wet it about 2, 3 seconds under the faucet, then I squeeze the hairs to eliminate the excess water. I also give the brush a couple of shakes to also eliminate the excess water. After this I face lather a shaving cream, but I don't have enough lather for 3 passes. I'm using this cream: https://depotmaletools.com/en/prodotto-404-soothing_shaving_soap_cream.html. What am I doing wrong?
There are a few options here. You can get a bigger brush. Load your current brush heavier (more product and more water), add a little cream and build the lather for the third pass, try a stick of Arko as that stuff produces oodles of lather, or just go with 2 passes and call it a day. I rarely do 3 passes, but even with a 20mm brush I have enough left over after 2 passes to do some touchup or another pass if needed.
Someday, someone will invent a brush capable of being lathered more than once a day. Until that happens, I'm afraid there's just no solution to your problem.
Step 1. Squeeze a small amount of shaving cream onto your fingertips. Step 2. Rub on face. Step 3. Face lather with brush. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each pass, wetting the tips of the brush as needed. If you still have difficulty getting enough lather for your third pass after trying this method... grow a beard. I see what you did there.