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A somewhat satirical, yet unfortunately serious look at the newest trend in wet shaving... Seen more and more on the buy/sell/trade (BST) forums. "Scooping" as it's called, is a euphemism for "I gouged this soap to death." This is usually accompanied by an asking price approaching (if not exceeding) retail in the belief that being "untouched by a brush" somehow preserves the newness - like handling a priceless Van Gogh with white gloves.

New shaving brushes are awesome, aren't they? With some basic care, most will last many years and some perhaps, your lifetime. Sometimes though, they develop... Issues. With better brushes being as expensive they are, the idea of an early demise is not a welcome one. So let's take a look at some of the most common issues - and how to fix them!

I have a theory on why the first impressions of a new #soap, both in terms of scent and performance aren't necessarily what would be typical... I call it "New Tub Syndrome." What?

Got too many soaps? Bahahaha! I know, right? I cracked myself up with that one... Anyway... Here's a tip for storing your prized possessions, those lovely #soap tins and tubs!

Has your good razor gone bad? Not shaving like it used to? Clean it! Here's how - and why.