Hello from Cutting Edge Soap

this soap can take a lot of water so I just keep adding small amounts till I get it where I like it.
I'll always take a new soap , make a lather and add water in small amounts till it breaks then I know its limits

I really like the performance of this soap. Though I face lather. That being said I don't think that a bowl lather alone is enough to downgrade a soap. I can make any soap airy in a bowl, it's a bowl. Hopefully you'll have better luck in the future but for shits and giggles try face lathering or adding more water if a bowl is necessary. It shouldn't be drying out.

I found I don't need a lot of water to get thick slick lather.

I’ve been using, intermittently, the Lemon Grass & Lavender for over a month now and I find this soap to be fantastic.

I ripped through an entire tub of this stuff and can say I haven’t found any faults to it at all. Didn’t leave me wanting for anything in any category. A premium top tier soap imo that I’d always like to have on hand.

I ripped through an entire tub of this stuff and can say I’ve found any faults to it at all. Didn’t leave me wanting for anything in any category. A premium top tier soap imo that I’d always like to have on hand.

That is a wonderful report, and my more limited experience is also laudatory.  But as my experience is more limited, I am curious to know about how many shaves you got. Also, do you have an idea how hard your water is? —  Thx.

I ripped through an entire tub of this stuff and can say I’ve found any faults to it at all. Didn’t leave me wanting for anything in any category. A premium top tier soap imo that I’d always like to have on hand.

Have you tried a lot of top-level soaps?
Many of you write that this is a premium soap.
Ha ha ha don't make me laugh ...

Have you tried a lot of top-level soaps?
Many of you write that this is a premium soap.
Ha ha ha don't make me laugh ...

Can not speak for anybody else but I have. From outrageously priced EU boutique soaps to about all the best regarded US artisanal soaps as well as some the best vintage soaps.

Cutting Edge is amongst the 3 top soaps available today or ever to my perspective, the other 2 being Ethos and Grooming Dept.

I am proud and confident to state that so laugh all you want. In fact, will gladly discuss the merits if desired as well as comparisons to others if desired.

Have you tried a lot of top-level soaps?
Many of you write that this is a premium soap.
Ha ha ha don't make me laugh ...

Can not speak for anybody else but I have. From outrageously priced EU boutique soaps to about all the best regarded US artisanal soaps as well as some the best vintage soaps.

Cutting Edge is amongst the 3 top soaps available today or ever to my perspective, the other 2 being Ethos and Grooming Dept.

I am proud and confident to state that so laugh all you want. In fact, will gladly discuss the merits if desired as well as comparisons to others if desired.

I respect your opinion . It is individual, like mine. I can tell you a minimum of 20 manufacturers who are one step above this. And I'm talking about it honestly. Since I am from America only at the distance of one ocean ....

Would love to know of them as always a chance have not tried them.

David has tested over 600 soaps IIRC; presuming you are suggesting 20 soaps are better, that would yet render it a top tier soap to any reasonable mind (just barely out of top 3%). 

My criteria for soap relies on: cushion, glide, residual slickness and postshave - essentially base dependent - with HEAVY emphasis on cushion and postshave. David has surrendered a little glide for more cushion and his postshave is outstanding.  Frankly, scent is not even a factor as soap is not frag, it can only irritate truth told and packaging is nice to have but am not a chick buying fantasy face in a jar. Pardon the direct language.