My bathroom gets kinda hot when it's really hot outside (my whole house does, really), so some of my shaving creams have turned to runny goo. I just used some Ingram today and it drizzled out of the tube like liquid hand soap. It still lathered up well enough, but I was wondering if there's anything I can do to reconstitute this stuff once it's broken down like this. Would refrigeration help?
I love the British Ingrams but the last 2 tubes have been runny and they have been stored on a shelf outside of the bathroom, something tells me this is a occurence of that particular cream and I just use it as is.
This has been brought up before. Most creams tend to liquify in heat and return to normal when they are returned to normal room temperature. 65-70 degrees F. The process is slow. (in my experience) It can take up to two days before a cream returns to it's original consistency. Putting it in the fridge won't hurt your cream. Some creams are naturally runny. Tet-a-Tet comes to mind.
