#41
I only bloomed soaps that I've purchased more than 1 year ago, just to loosen the top for easier loading.

For brand new soaps, I don't.
#42
How long does water have to be sitting on top of the surface of the product to be considered blooming?
#43

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(02-18-2022, 09:42 AM)zaclikestoshave Wrote: How long does water have to be sitting on top of the surface of the product to be considered blooming?

I don’t know if there’s a standard but when I did it I would put the tub under the tap, wet it and pour off any water remaining then let it sit for as long as it took to shower.

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#44
The only soaps I bloom are Mystic Water
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#45
When most people say 'bloom' what they really mean is soak.  CaD314 has done some videos on the subject...







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(02-23-2022, 10:08 PM)gwsmallwood Wrote: Thanks for posting that brother! This blog post really breaks it all done even better than those old vids: https://phoenixartisanaccoutrements.com/...well-kinda  (at least I hope!) Shave on fellas!

When most people say 'bloom' what they really mean is soak.  CaD314 has done some videos on the subject...







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