10 minute tip: ⏲ Face Lathering with a synthetic brush 

Thank you, George. All the best 😃 Have a good week ahead. Cheers.

Oh yes, it certainly is 😃 it's great!

Hey, everything is science, science is everything

Thanks Randy.

You're very welcome. I'm glad to help. If you can think of any other 10 minutes tips that you think might be useful, please get in touch. Cheers.

Hey Larry. Thanks for subscribing, I really appreciate it. I hope you continue to find my channel entertaining and informative - I try my best. Enjoy your weekend. All the best.👍

Oh, excellent. Thank you mate 😃👍

Thank you, Claude. I must say I'm pleased to read you'll give it a try - that's great. I hope it works very well for you. Take care, buddy.

You're welcome Sydney. All the best to you.

It's very good - I have no shame in pinching it 😉

Your welcome, my friend. I'm glad this video helped. The G4 really is excellent. Keep safe 👍

Hi Malcolm, thanks mate. I'll be trying to think up some more 10 minute tips.

Oops - have a good weekend mate. All the best.

Thanks Lou 🙂

Hi Mike. Thank you, it is something I've been thinking about for a little while. I'm doing alright, mate. I hope you are very well. I was thinking of you last week. There is a new dramatisation of War of the Worlds but I believe the film with Tom Cruise is set in Brooklyn. I wondered if you were near. Idle curiosity and nothing much else to do 😃 Take care 👍

Thanks buddy. That's much appreciated.

Thanks Neil. I like a synthetic to bowl lather and then paint the lather onto my face. I do like my Macy silvertip and my boar, actually but they are all quite different. I find for face lathering a synthetic is not always super soft because of the nylon bristles.

Thanks Lee. Now I have to think of some more! 😃👍

@@FriendshipShaving you do seem to have shot yourself in the foot by setting the bar so high. How about you put out a poll for what people would like to see a ten minute tip on next?

That's very interesting Enrico. I had wondered why the Italian soaps were often soft or a cream. Thank you for sharing that information. I'll use my Cella next shave.

Nice one 😃 Thank you.

Very welcome. 😎👍🏼💈💈

Could be 🙂 I'd like some ideas that aren't going to replicate what others have done a hundred times over 🤔 We'll see.

Thanks Jens. Yeah, Arko does lather up well. I've had a few queries about building a lather and I thought Cris' method worked well. It took me ages to be able to face lather 🙄

@@FriendshipShaving Looks like i am lucky. I startet with face lathering after i bought a much to little bowl. I never had problems with it. OK, not every lather was perfect for sure. Sometimes the (new) brushes are diddificult.I start pretty dry and give drops of water into the brush. After three or four times normally the lather is good... But i will try his method too. His lather always looks AWESOME!!! :-) I love youtuve shaving videos and FB groups. Small tipps everywhere. Everybody can get better that way. Thanks for spreading!! :-)

There are so many different methods and hints. It is the golden age of wet shaving 👍

@@FriendshipShaving absolutely!😄

Excellent. Thanks for giving it a try. We have soft water in Torbay.

I wonder what happens to the water when it is distilled and how it changes. I'll be looking that up in a moment, although I will not be buying distilled water to shave with, I'm just curious. Cheers.

@@FriendshipShaving Me neither, but few swear on it (Ken's Shaving @ BS'ing for example)...

Distillation removes minerals and some people use distilled water if their tap water is very hard. I have notoriously hard water, but still revel in extraordinary lathers

Probably just a standard filter jug would soften the water enough to make a difference