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Of course the real answer is YMMV, but I used Pears as my shaving soap for about 30 years. It doesn't produce a real lather as such, but it's plenty slick enough to do the job. Now I use it as my pre-shave. Trying it for yourself is at least a cheap experiment.Whats the slickness of the pears like? does it dry out the skin?
Glycerin doesn't dry out the skin, it's very slick. YMMV as some people do get skin reactions from glycerin, so I don't know about your skin condition as I'm not your father.Whats the slickness of the pears like? does it dry out the skin?
I get seborrheic dermatitis on the face so I always try and be careful on what I lather with.
The Truefitt and Hill soap was sublime but set off my face reacting instantly.
They only sell three bars in a box in Australia@Gargravarr and @SpeedyPC - thanks for the feedback gents,
I'll be at woolies tonight for bread and milk so I'll throw in a bar of it, if anything solely for just trying it out
I'm fairly sure I've seen single bars available, but either way it's still cheap enough.They only sell three bars in a box in Australia
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Pears Transparent is also made in Saudi Arabia.
By-product of oil refining?
The ones I buy from Coles are $6 for a box of three cakes.I recall seeing single bars for sale in the RejectShop...?