Sodium Tallowate is now the first ingredient. Can you tell a difference?

After I saw your question I went and lathered the new Windsor puck and my other "before 2024 " soap base Arlington puck side by side.I used two 24mm tuxedo synthetic knot brushes ,both watered and flicked damp.I face lathered both,one each side.the Windsor definitely needed more water from the start and was stickier to begin withThe Arlington lathered slightly quicker but stayed a lower structure lather,less water required.The Windsor built up into a rich creamy thicker lather that was very white,not see through.the Arlington was more "see through" on the face than the Windsor.Both were very slick.I am glad i did it this way as I'd thought I had done something different had they been a separate day apart.From the get go,the Windsor tallow first puck did take longer at first and required more water,with a more traditional? looking lather at the end The Arlington looks/feels more like a Mcduffs or A & E type lather..builds thinner,wetter,quicker..

Wow. That was a really great answer, Gary. Thank you. Many wet shavers will appreciate it, as well.

thank you Joseph.

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It’s been quite a while since I picked anything up in the wild. The price was right and these two went home with me.

I might try the DR Harris sometime...need to be sure to order the soap, not just the refill bowl.

The "refill bowl" is the soap---without a bowl.

just get the refill puck,cheaper that way.you have a bowl right?

My product from Imperial(Barber Grade, USA)arrived. Can't figure out how to unscrew the top, thus I may just lift it off. It's their 3.1 oz. Bodywash/Shampoo. Nice scent. Course I'll use it when I shave with their soap.

Well, I have A bowl, I would just have to fit the puck in and cover with something.....I don't like to do it that way, but have done so with 2 others.

righty tighty,lefty loosy..

Then do it again.

I’ve found one of these to be helpful with stubborn shampoo bottles.

Running out of room in my small bathroom and small kitchen sink area.

Thanks....will look around to see if I have something similar, or go buy one.

It's also handy for beard and toenail trimming, but a bit more tricky to use on ear and nose hair.

Aaaaah, I wouldn't use it for the hairs of those persuasions. As for toenail, Emory Boards and, on occasion, regular scissors help me best.

My Bill Neumann(1911) shave cream arrived yesterday. Along with it, he flipped in a hand-soap(Peppermint Leaf).