When Slick is too Slick?

Too much slickness is impossible for me. The more slickness, the more comfortable the shave (generally speaking).

Its like when the beer is too cold and the daiquiri too fruitful? The weather is here, I wish you were beautiful Thanks Jimmy!

Its like when the beer is too cold and the daiquiri too fruitful? The weather is here, I wish you were beautiful Thanks Jimmy!

Precisely. I'd make another analogy, but it ought to be censored .

Its like when the beer is too cold and the daiquiri too fruitful? The weather is here, I wish you were beautiful  Thanks Jimmy!

Precisely. I'd make another analogy, but it ought to be censored .

That shave was too dang smooth and comfortable said no one. Ever. Sorry hrfdez we're just having some fun, its anything goes thursday today

Marko Is all good my friend :-). I just got home from a short overseas trip and I'm ready to get my slick on, lol.....

Hector, this might sound like an extremely unorthodox question for our hobby, but have you tried loading more soap and using less water to counteract the slickness?

Hector, this might sound like an extremely unorthodox question for our hobby, but have you tried loading more soap and using less water to counteract the slickness?  

I load those brushes like the apocalypse is coming tomorrow

I'll give it a run with a little less water and see what happens. Thanks buddy.

Too much slickness is impossible for me. The more slickness, the more comfortable the shave (generally speaking).

I'm with you on this. Bring on the slickness! I don't want to know the brand anyway because most of the stuff I've got is slick enough, and that's the result of a lot of trying different stuff.

I don't think I've ever had too much slickness, but I will say, sometimes it can make holding the shaving brush quite the challenge when the soap and water start pouring over onto the handle!

Interesting. I would have assumed using less water would do the trick. But now I'm interested to see what happens. Following...

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