I don't have a brush or a mug. How do I apply the soap?
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I got this for my boyfriend. He loves it. what he does is, he placed the soap in the mug the Wets the brush and dips it in the mug.
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Well you don't really need a "shaving" mug, any household mug will do. But to get the right lather so your skin won't be irritated you'll probably want to get a brush. No matter how you choose to shave your face will get used to it after a week or two, but if you're really looking for that luxury barber shop shave, you'll want a brush.
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If you order this product, it has a brush and a mug and a piece of soap. It also comes with a plastic stand that holds the brush and a safety razor, but the razor is not included. I ordered one about 4 months ago, but am not pleased with it. I've not been able to get used to the handle on the mug. Your mileage may vary.
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This does come with a mug and brush. You can get soap separately. There is a ton on how to use on the web. I've been using for a few months .My best lather is by warming a coffee cup of water in the microwave for 2 minutes pour a small amount on the soap soak the brush for 5 or more minutes. pour water off the soap, shake water out of the brush. load the brush about 1/3 full. work up lather in the empty cup. apply to face
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Recommend you have your order replaced. If and when done, you should have a brush, soap, mug, and brush retainer. My only issue is that the brush retainer broke the second day after I received it. Otherwise, the system works fine.
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Very easy. I use a dampened cloth with a bit of dish detergent. Then again with a dampened cloth of clean water. It can be wiped dry or add required amount of water and essential oils.
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You can dip, let the bristles pick up some soap and face lather OR move to a bowl and whip it good. I prefer the later, but you should try both and see what works for you. The tub is pretty full to start, so it's tough to find room to really get a lather going
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I just use soap (dish detergent) lightly with water and let it drip dry then use a towel to get any leftover moisture
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ideally, with the lelo cleaning spray, but if you don't have it, with some water and soap.
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Don't take i apart to clean it, just put hot water & soap in a pan/cup and blend it for a few seconds then rinse and dry (unplug to dry!!).
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This is really just a very gentle soap, unlike, say, Dawn dishwashing type detergent. I put a little in the palm of my hand and then place the bristles and ferrule of the brush into it and work it around gently. After cleaning and rinsing so water runs clear of paint and soap, I put a little more of a soap/water mixture on the bristles (wiping off excess) and put brushes away as usual. This sort of conditions the bristles for when you use them next. Swish 'em in water first again, and you're ready to paint!
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U just use a regular soap. I put some soap on my palm and wash the brush using my fingers until the water runs clear. They send these little nets with your brush to put over it after you wash it, so it stays in a good shape
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The liquid soap needs to be thinned with water a little bit to pump well. I get about a teaspoon at a time from a short stroke. Good luck!
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I just use warm water. A mild hand soap works too. Just try to scrub too hard.
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Easiest thing to do. Just take some liquid soap on a soft cloth, rub n rinse with your hands. Voila !!
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I've used soap and water with regular brushes and foam brushes and it cleaned both with no problem. Just make sure you clean it right away. Don't let it set.
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Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
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A soft fabric brush (not bristle) and mild dish soap. (do not wash dishes in TOTO)
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I saturate my brush with hot water and add the cream to the inside of the brush. You don't need to use a mug or bowl. It actually seems to work better applying directly to your face. It will work up a nice thick lather. I can refresh as needed by adding a few drops to the end of the brush.
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Put some soap in it and try to run soap through until it comes out. You may need to pull down on the dispenser tip
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I would just put a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid in the palm of my hand and squish the brush back and forth on both sides getting a good lather, then give it a good rinse.