Can you use this with a shaving brush to lather?
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It's designed to be applied directly to your face, but their website FAQ provides this answer; "Absolutely! Although Cremo Shave Cream was designed to be brushless and applied with your fingers, you can use a brush and bowl. With your brush, simply mix together a small amount of Cremo Cream with water in a bowl or dish. You may have to experiment a bit with the ratio of water to Cremo Cream so that you get your own perfect lather." http://cremocompany.com/faq
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I tried a brush and it foams nicely at first, but the lather doesn't last (not like other shave creams). However, I think this is meant to be rubbed directly on the skin, and that's the way I've been using it. Awesome stuff.
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I saturate my brush with hot water and add the cream to the inside of the brush. You don't need to use a mug or bowl. It actually seems to work better applying directly to your face. It will work up a nice thick lather. I can refresh as needed by adding a few drops to the end of the brush.
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As long as you put the cream inside the brush then whip it around in the mug it lathers. I also found if you leave a bit more water in the mug than with the prorasso it lathers up nicely with the brush
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Yes, you can use it with a brush. I'm able to get a good lather using a badger brush, but we have good quality soft water where I live. However, according to the directions it's actually formulated to create a thin slick lather intended to be applied to the by hand. So, for best results, try using it as directed.
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Yes, it lathers up quickly and nicely. Smells nice and feels refreshing too.
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Yes, if it is a "wet" shaver (one that you can use either wet or dry), it is not a problem and I would actually HIGHLY RECCOMMEND it. I've gotten a much better shave using it with my electric than without it.
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You can if you like but be careful. I shave the traditional way with brush and quality soap but I find a much closer shave than the five blade cartridge razors. This one is my favourite razor.
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I have not used the shaving oil with my safety, however, the instructions say that the oil may be used with an electric razor by using fewer drops of oil than with a blade razor
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You can just lather up in the container. I just wet my brush with warm/hot water and swirl the brush in the container in a circular motion a 2 to 3 times. I always get sufficient lather using this method.
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this would be a good product to use. i use it on the wooden bowls that i turn on the lather.
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I'm sure you can. I do not use it on a wahl shaver. It is a very fine oil that can be used al all electric razors.
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You probably could. There are multiple heads that come with the shaver. I personally have not used it on my face, so I dont know how well it works.
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You can make as much or as little lather as you want. It definitely gives a nice shave with a really pleasant spicy smell.
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Yes you can, it's meant for close shave like on your face, but if you try your legs it's harder to use on, unless your hair is very fine and thin. Also I've had problems making it last long, when the batteries go out, it's hard to change to new ones.
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Yes, there is normally some left over chemicals from making the brush that will make this dark liquid and bad smell. I would recomend lathering the brush up and leaving the lather in it over night, then washing out in the morning, then repeating again several nights in a row. Most people only do it once, but I did it 3 times I believe and it really helped break it in and speed up the break in process. After youve done this the liquid and smell should quickly go away and the brush will smell like your shaving soap. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kD6Xt3fAsng The link above is a video just on how to break in a shaving brush
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You do not need a cup but I wouldn't do it without one. The difference is that when you lather it in a cup or bowl you get a much thicker lather after about 35 seconds. Also you can add more water if your lathered soap is too dry, too dry will not lubricate well enough. Additionally if I'm going for a really close shave I add some Proraso shaving cream to make it that much smoother.
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Yes you do. I'm using shaving bowl but I'm sure an old coffee mug will do just fine. One could try lather up with out the cup or bowl but it's messy.
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yes you can , but I highly recommend or your razor wont last as long once you use it you will hear the difference . but to answer your ? . yes . ps I say you don't want to
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I don't use an electric shaver; however, I do own one and it can be used as a wet-shaver or dry one and so if your elctric shaver can be used as a wet-shaver, I don't see why you couldn't use it. The Proraso would not clog. I use the DE razor routine, but maybe the aforementioned may help.
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Yes, you can.. There is no need for shaving cream or foam with electrical shaving devices.Please note this is for body hair/beard trimming/hair trim only - it is not a electrical razor machine for clean, close shaving (buy Braun for that!).
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I use a Philips Norelco 6100, and it can be used with or without shaving cream. I would guess that all of this series of razors allow you to use shaving cream.