Earthley Nourishing Shave Soap / 4 OZ

A rich, nourishing shave soap that builds a cushioned lather for a comfortable glide across the skin.

This is a bar of shave soap. You wet it, you work it up with a brush, and you end up with a lather. Then you put the lather on your face, which is the part that matters. The label says nourishing. I did not ask the soap to nourish me. I asked it to get my face ready for a razor, and it did that too, so I'm not going to complain.

Built for a Slower, Easier Shave

Earthley Nourishing Shave Soap is formulated to create a thick, slick lather that helps your razor move with less drag. A good lather gives the blade something to glide over, and a little extra cushion never hurt anyone who was about to drag a piece of metal across their jaw.

• Builds a dense, cushioned lather with a brush or on the hands
• Helps the skin feel softened and conditioned before and during your shave
• Nourishes skin for a smooth, comfortable finish
• Compact 4 oz bar that lasts through a lot of mornings

How to Use It

Wet your brush and shake out the extra water. Swirl the brush on the bar until a lather forms, then work it onto your face in small circles. Let it sit for a moment so the skin can soften. Shave with the grain, rinse with cool water, and pat dry. That's the whole routine. It takes about as long as you think it does, which is the nicest thing you can say about a morning routine.

Why a Bar Makes Sense

A bar of soap doesn't come in a pump that wastes product or a can that hisses at you. It sits on the shelf, it waits, and it does its job when you ask. There is also very little packaging involved, which means less stuff in the bin and less of you standing around wondering what the spray can is going to do next.

Keep the bar dry between uses so it lasts longer. A soap dish with drainage is ideal. A puddle is not.

Earthley Nourishing Shave Soap is a simple product for a daily shave, and it is best enjoyed as part of your regular grooming routine. Results vary depending on skin type, razor, and technique.