Is this the type where you can moisten the brush and dip the brush directly into the can itself, or do I take a little out and put it in my hand or bo
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You want to rub your brush directly into the soap in the tub. It'll whip up a ton of lather really easily.
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Yes it is the type you can moisten with the brush then dip the brush directly into the can itself and apply to your face. My husband says: "this soap is fantastic!" I hope this helps.
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This is a solid style soap you cannot spread it by hand you will need a brush.
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I dip the brush directly in, the soap is pretty solid in the container. One container lasts me nearly a year (shaving every other day).
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The container is a plastic tub. It is a firm enough soap that loading it up on a moderately wet brush is the only way to go. I use a small ceramic bowl to lather it up more thoroughly, adding small amounts of additional water, as necessary. Also, I find that this product works best when you use a little more warm water than usual. Otherwise, it produces a very dry lather which dries out quickly on your face...
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This soap looks like it is light and "fluffy", but it is firm and good for wetting the brush and making suds.
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No, NEVER get the brush wet. Water could get into the hole and you'd lose the buoyancy of the rubber padding. Note that to clean the brush you only wet the small cleaning brush
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That's what I heard, but honestly it doesn't make that much of a difference lol I ended up buying the brush later on, but the brush was so soft that it seriously doesn't make a difference when applying it by hand. Also the shopping for the brush is so now worth it lol so just stick with applying it by hand, well if you like
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I use a brush I picked up at the grocery store. It has a cotton tip and bristles that go up about 3 inches. It bends so I can get in all of the bottle. Very inexpensive not a brand name, good luck.
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I just use the munchkin bottle brush with the suction stand. Plus get the tiny brushes so you can clean in the straw!
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i take the straw out. you really have to pull hard, not so easy the first few times. and then i use a straw brush. i also use this for milk.
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This isn't a product you use with a brush or sprayer. You rub it in with a small rag. Most of the time, I just use my fingers. I refinish gun stocks with it. I've probably done 20 stocks. I found out on gunstocks anyway, I like to stain the wood first although it doesn't require stain. If you go that route, let the stain dry. Then apply the Tung Oil. I usually do at least 2 coats of Tung Oil. Sometimes 3 letting it dry between each coat. I also rub it in before every hunting season on my waterfowl gun for extra protection. I showed my cousin that stock and his jaw dropped. Looks professional. This isn't a product you use with a brush or sprayer. You rub it in with a small rag. Most of the time, I just use my fingers. I refinish gun stocks with it. I've probably done 20 stocks. I found out on gunstocks anyway, I like to stain the wood first although it doesn't require stain. If you go that route, let the stain dry. Then apply the Tung Oil. I usually do at least 2 coats of Tung Oil. Sometimes 3 letting it dry between each coat. I also rub it in before every hunting season on my waterfowl gun for extra protection. I showed my cousin that stock and his jaw dropped. Looks professional.
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The bristles are short and hard. They are not long and soft and pliable like on a hair brush. They are more like the teeth on a comb, but shorter. A whole row of bristles can come out. It's no big deal. You just turn the barrel until you find the slot that the row fits in and slide it back in.
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No and no. Like in the picture on the box, the brush comes with a flat ended handle, rinse your brush out well, squeeze out the excess water, don't pull or rub (don't want to lose bristles) and stand it on it's end. No need to rinse out the bowl and roap from excess lather, it will wait for the next use.
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Use the back end of the included brush. Took me a good while to figure this one out!
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I wet my face and then wet my badger hair brush. I dip the brush in the product in a way that I do not leave much water. I then put it to my fave and lather it there. It works. You can also use the top as a bowl.
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The brush will bend 90-degrees when you partially unscrew the coil from the handle. The handle provides the stiffness so the further you extend the coil, the less control you will have on the brush. The bristles are fairly soft so if you only need to reach around a corner to get some dust, it may be satisfactory.
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There is a sifter behind the brush. It comes out automatically with the motion of putting it on your face
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I think it will JUST squeeze into your squeeze bottle. My unscientific test was making a one inch hold with my thumb and forefinger. I also measured the radius of the brush. It will be tight but should work.
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honestly, I don't know if you can use any can other than a Resolve can. if the "options" don't tell you, it would be a gamble if the opening of one is the same as the other. Just FYI, I've used the "spray" Resolve and the brush without fitting it into the canister.
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You can just lather up in the container. I just wet my brush with warm/hot water and swirl the brush in the container in a circular motion a 2 to 3 times. I always get sufficient lather using this method.
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You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.