So exactly how do you use this stuff? Do you just wet the brush and swirl it around in the container, add some of the product to a separate bowl with some water. If anybody can give detailed info it would be great. So exactly how do you use this stuff? Do you just wet the brush and swirl it around in the container, add some of the product to a separate bowl with some water. If anybody can give detailed info... » Read More So exactly how do you use this stuff? Do you just wet the brush and swirl it around in the container, add some of the product to a separate bowl with some water. If anybody can give detailed info it would be great. « Show Less
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My method:1. Put a little warm water in the soap. While that's softening...2. Wet my skin with warm water using wet brush3. Swirl brush in water and soap to wet brush with soap4. Create lather directly on skin with soapy brush to soften beard5. Shave
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I shake out most of the water from the brush then briskly swirl it in the tub with some pumping motion, about 30 seconds. Then I use a lathering bowl to make the lather, dipping the tip of the brush in the sink a few times to get the right consistency. You can skip the bowl and lather straight on the face if you want.
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Quick shave here. I spash water on my face with my hands, use a thumbnail to scrape a small amount of shave soap & rub it onto my face, wet some more & use the badger hair shave brush to swirl it around, use a double-blade safety razor to shave. Face ends up being smooth & no more rash - that previously appeared when shaving with conventional shaving creme in a can - with questionable ingredients...including the FD&C; industrial dyes to add color. I like this shave soap so much - I just bought 2 more & haven't even finished the first one yet...have to buy it on-line as I can't locate this in the local grocery stores. Quick shave here. I spash water on my face with my hands, use a thumbnail to scrape a small amount of shave soap & rub it onto my face, wet some more & use the badger hair shave brush to swirl it around, use a double-blade safety razor to shave. Face ends up being smooth & no more rash - that previously appeared when shaving with conventional shaving creme in a can - with questionable ingredients...including the FD&C; industrial dyes to add color. I like this shave soap so much - I just bought 2 more & haven't even finished the first one yet...have to buy it on-line as I can't locate this in... » Read More Quick shave here. I spash water on my face with my hands, use a thumbnail to scrape a small amount of shave soap & rub it onto my face, wet some more & use the badger hair shave brush to swirl it around, use a double-blade safety razor to shave. Face ends up being smooth & no more rash - that previously appeared when shaving with conventional shaving creme in a can - with questionable ingredients...including the FD&C; industrial dyes to add color. I like this shave soap so much - I just bought 2 more & haven't even finished the first one yet...have to buy it on-line as I can't locate this in the local grocery stores. « Show Less
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use more water depends on your brush and bowl also i am new to this but have no problem getting a good lather. just work with diffrent amounts of water also use the pre shave balm that proraso sells they are really good together
916387
It is a "concentrate". Therefore, you mix it with water and put it in a sprayer. The product does work very well.
169977
You mix it with a small amount of warm water using a small whisk and then you add the slurry to more water, either hot or cold. Also you can use it in smothies as is.
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i was told to spray it with alcohol and roll on a clean sponge! hope this helps! keep in container!
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You are supposed to add it to any other dry ingredients, like flour if you are baking, but for salad dressing I would mix in any other seasonings with it, making sure there are no lumps, then a little of the liquid and gradually add more until it is gone, or else make it according to the directions as buttermilk. On the package, it says that 4 Tablespoons to 1 Cup water will make 1 Cup buttermilk to make it thicker, just add less water or none at all. You can divide as necessary. Here is a good recipe to make dry ranch dressing/seasoning: http://allergictoair.com/blog/2012/02/homemade-ranch-seasoning/ You are supposed to add it to any other dry ingredients, like flour if you are baking, but for salad dressing I would mix in any other seasonings with it, making sure there are no lumps, then a little of the liquid and gradually add more until it is gone, or else make it according to the directions as buttermilk. On the package, it says that 4 Tablespoons to 1 Cup water will make 1 Cup buttermilk to make it thicker, just add less water or none at all. You can divide as necessary. Here is a good recipe to make dry ranch dressing/seasoning:... » Read More You are supposed to add it to any other dry ingredients, like flour if you are baking, but for salad dressing I would mix in any other seasonings with it, making sure there are no lumps, then a little of the liquid and gradually add more until it is gone, or else make it according to the directions as buttermilk. On the package, it says that 4 Tablespoons to 1 Cup water will make 1 Cup buttermilk to make it thicker, just add less water or none at all. You can divide as necessary. Here is a good recipe to make dry ranch dressing/seasoning: http://allergictoair.com/blog/2012/02/homemade-ranch-seasoning/ « Show Less
200634
I wouldn't use it straight, but melt a little and rub into your hands and lightly run your fingers through your hair, then brush it a lot. It is very dense and needs melting first. A tiny amount only.
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That is what I did. I mixed it 50/50 with purified water.Since I am on a drilled water well, I boiled the water. Then let it cool, (but not cold). Put in an equal amount of flakes. Stirred them until the flakes were dissolved.Then put it into a spray bottle... It worked out OK. (No clogged sprayer like I thought might would happen).
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Use something like a toothbrush---or even a brand new metal dog comb!? What I have a problem with (for my hard rubber combs)--is hairspray accumulating (believe it or not)!! The effect of this is to block the tongs? on the comb----making it hard to use!! I use a small toothbrush---in seconds it removes the hairspray particles and the comb is fine!!
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I just take it outside and hose it down first, then spray it with Orange pinesol & Clorox and us a brush to clean it and hose the entire 'pawhut down again. Maybe just put some more Clorox mixed with a cleaner (simple green/pinesol) and let it stand, but make sure you have good ventilation as their may be some fumes from mixing the two. Or just use one item, Clorox or pinesol, at a time, but let them sit for a while before you use a brush & rinse completely. I use the mixture in moderation, but I don't suggest nor d I recommend everyone mix the two together.
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Put a drop or two of it in your hands (use very sparingly) and rub them together. Spread evenly and lightly in your dry hair, then straighten your hair. That's how I use it, and it works great. Like I said, be careful because if you use to much, your hair will look dirty.
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I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good luck. I love the brush and hope you do too. I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good... » Read More I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good luck. I love the brush and hope you do too. « Show Less
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Just simply clean it well and paint stuff on. It looks like milk and looks like it does nothing, but let it dry and it disturbs the surface just enough to make it work great. When i did it, I poured some out of bottle and into tub and used the little roller to spread it around. Ended up using 1/2 the bottle. It was super simple. It took me longer to type this explanation than it did to do the tub... :)
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Cleaning is pretty simple. Warm water through the nozzle while its on so the water sprays out until clear. As far as how much makeup to use, that is up to your personal preference how much to put in at one time. You can use a water based makeup cleaner in the sprayer as well to clean it. Just make sure its not too thick because it will clog. You will have to play with a little to get used to it. No instructions come with it cause there really isn't much to explain about how to use it. On, off, high, medium, low. Rinse to clean. Thats all there is to it. Hope this helped. :-)
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Better to use warm water as suggested . I fill a Mason Quart jar about 1/2 full of water add the powder then use a hand held blender (one with small propeller type blade) to mix . Does great, then add the rest of the water for the Quart, that can then be cold water . I also drink Redmond clay and it is tough to get dissolved in water, but use the same method to mix it, too (except cold water) . Just though I'd share that second part . Haaaaa
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Hi I learned about this product on Youtube. The video will give you an idea how much mix you will need to use.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPDaiNLloZY
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I just washed it out with dish washing detergent then let it dry. I put in the dish water. Lol I rinse it out first the swished it in the water. Idk