Soap doesn't look at gender.

Soap is soap no matter what hairs are shaved with it. This issue was discussedalso in the planer's quick guide, but the same is true for soaps as well. So you can see the same product sold under different names depending on the target audience. At Shave Club, most of the soaps are soldWith the name shaving soapbecause the majority of our customers are men. However, the same soaps can be used e.g.for shaving the legsor, for example, for shaving the scalp.

Shaving soap = Shave soap

Mutual differences in soaps andin shaving / shaving creamshowever, they are not related to the user's gender, but rather to things related to preferences, skin type or allergies.

Differences between soaps and lotions

Materials used for shaving and shaving can be divided into two categories based on composition:Solid soapsandliquid creams. The biggest difference between these departments is usability and adequacy, cream is easier and faster to lather, while soap is significantly more adequate. There are also differences in the product packaging, cream comes in a tube or jar and soap eitheras a solid pieceor poured into a box/jar.

Shaving soap / Sheivau soap

Traditionally, foam is formed from solid soaprazor bladeusing (instructions for sudella foaming below) and with this method the soap lasts as long as possible. However, bar soaps can also be used without soap. All you have to do is wet the soap and the area to be shaved and lather the soap directly on the skin with circular movements.

Shaving cream / Shaving cream

Like soap, a liquid cream can also be foamed using a sponge, in which case a smaller amount is usually enough to protect the skin. Creams also have the advantage of speed, i.e. if you don't have the time or desire to start lathering, you can apply the cream to damp skin, spread it with your hand and start driving straight away.

Foaming the soap
vs. canned foam.

I'm sure everyone is familiar with canned foams, and it's understandable that the ease of the sport is attractive. But does it soundethylhexylglycerin, butane, isobutane, laureth-23 and dimethiconefrom substances you would like to put on your face? I put all of these and more than ten other equally creepy-sounding substances on my face today when, in the name of science, I shaved my beard with shaving cream. Read onfrom the blogwhy can foam should be left on the supermarket shelf.

Shaving foam = Can foam = Poison foam

Our position may go without saying, but let's say it anyway: Don't buy canned foams! If you want a quick and easy alternative, we strongly recommend the cream, and if you want a plentiful and as ecological as possible alternative, choose soap. Many people fear that foaming soap is complicated and laborious, but this is not the case. After a few practice sessions, a natural foam is created under the time unit.Instructions for foaming below.

1. Soak the razor

Soak the razor in hot water for 1-2 minutes to soften the hairs. Then shake off the excess water.

2. Load the soap

Then load the soap into the wet pacifier by rolling it over the soap. For hard soaps, you can use a little force.

3. Form a foam

Next, take a separate bowl/mug and whip the soap into foam using circular motions. Add a splash of water if needed.

4. Prepare!

Apply the foam you made to the skin areas to be shaved and start shaving. Rinse the sweater thoroughly with warm water and leave to dry.

Zero waste.
100% natural.

Bar soapsare, among their other benefits, also the most ecological option for cleansing and shaving and shaving. When you change the traditional shampoos, shower gels and conditioners sold in bottles to chunky ones, you promote zero waste at the same time! Pala products are almost always packed in plastic-free packaging. Read more about bar soapsfrom the blog!

Zero-waste = No plastic waste = Ecological

Many soaps are also made from 100% natural ingredients.For natural cosmeticsthe benefits of the transition are the purity of the products, minimization of environmental harm and skin-friendliness within the framework of natural raw materials. In the field of shaving and shaving, for exampleShave Club shaving soapsare domestically produced from completely natural raw materials.