MWF not as hard to create lather as you think
Having read a lot of having trouble creating lather with this product, I was definitely apprehensive about purchasing this but decided to take the plunge and get it anyway, and boy I'm glad I did!<br /><br />I've used MWF twice as of writing this review and both times I've had wonderful lather, a slick and wonderful, razor-burn-free shave!  Here's what worked for me:<br /><br />1.  Using warm water instead of hot water on your puck and brush<br />2.  Go with a dryer brush.  I use a boar brush and tend to load my brush when it's a bit dryer<br />3.  Add water slowly as you lather.  Whether you face lather or bowl lather, this step will help you control how much water you use.<br />4.  MWF is a water hog so definitely don't be afraid to add more water than you're used to.  If the lather looks airy/bubbly, you probably need to add more water to get that creamier consistency.<br />5.  I only own a boar brush with a nice backbone, but if you're got a softer brush, take a bit more time to load the brush<br /><br />Overall,  I highly recommend this soap.  It has insanely nice lather, great face feel, and smell isn't off-putting.<br /><br />Thanks for reading
Rating: 5 stars