The VINTAGE Williams Project

It looks wetter than what I did but I think all that just means is more dry time. So it doesn't really matter.


Did you add the Old Spice? The scent on mine is holding strong! I think I'm going to try and use it tomorrow. It is feeling pretty dry and solid.

 

Planned Shave for tomorrow.

 

crumbs, lol. Anyway, it looks better than anything I could do.

 

Thanks, Paul. I'll check on it later and see if it's improved.

 

Yeah I added quite a bit of old spice, it'll probably take a month or so to dry.

 

It's fun watching these "experiments" as they develop

 

Hmm.. It looks like you have a lot of water. It might take a while longer to cure.

I like your decoration =P it looks nice haha

 

does the recipe call for any Clubman?

 

I guess you could add it if you'd like.

 

nah, I'll keep it in the Pinaud bottle(but this concoction looks good. What happens when all is added?)

 

It becomes hard, and one big cup of Williams.

 

I just checked my mug of Williams, it's not hard. It's firm. It's been drying for 4 days now will it get hard? I think I could lather it as it sits.

 

It would depend...does glycerin evaporate?

 

How does your soap look 6 days later?

 

It looks good, it's not hard. I'm going to give it a try in a couple of days.

 

There's your answer Poppi. I would not try it. At least not with a "vintage" Williams Thanks to Ryan.

 

Good to hear.

 

Yes, now I know and will not waste a valuable puck of vintage Williams. Maybe a new one though, have to think about it.

 

Do a new puck. It's a pretty cool project.