Battle Brothers Shaving Co. Unscented Shaving Soap 4 Oz

• Natural ingredients: Made with low pH glycerin and hypoallergenic for all skin types, containing natural and organic ingredients that are better for the skin and environment compared to chemical-based products
  
• Hydration: Moisturizing ingredients keep the skin hydrated and nourished, reducing the risk of razor burn, nicks, and cuts
  
• Skin Protection: Contains ingredients that help to soothe and protect the skin, making it more resistant to irritation and redness
  
• Long-lasting: Denser and produces more lather, making them more efficient and longer-lasting than other types of shaving products
  
• Can be applied with a brush or your hands
  
• Comes in a 4oz size

Coconut Oil Palm Oil Safflower Oil Glycerine (kosher, of vegetable origin) Purified Water Sodium Hydroxide (saponifying agent) Sorbitol (moisturizer) Sorbitan oleate (emulsifier) Propylene Glycol (made from vegetable glycerine) Oat protein (conditioner) Wheat Protein (conditioner)

Wet your shaving brush thoroughly with warm water. Hold the bristles under running water and gently swirl them to distribute the water evenly. Aim for a good soaking, not dripping.

Load the brush. There are two methods:

Bowl Lathering: Squeeze some shaving soap onto the bottom of your shaving bowl or mug. With the wet brush, swirl it on the soap puck in a circular motion for 30-60 seconds. You'll see the lather begin to build. Add a few drops of water periodically to maintain a creamy consistency.

Face Lathering: Apply a thin layer of shaving soap directly to your shaving area using the wet brush. With the brush, gently swirl the soap on your face in a circular motion, creating a lather. This method may require more practice to achieve a good lather.

Build the lather. Continue swirling the brush in your bowl or on your face until you achieve a thick, creamy lather. It should have a consistency similar to whipped cream.

Apply the lather to your shaving area. Use a brush to spread the lather evenly over your shaving area in a circular motion. Aim for a light, opaque layer.

Shave. Using a sharp razor, shave with the grain (the direction your beard hair grows). Rinse the razor frequently to remove any shaving cream buildup. You may consider a second pass against the grain for a closer shave, but be cautious to avoid irritation.

Rinse and pat dry. Rinse your face with cool water to remove the shaving cream. Pat your face dry with a clean towel.