🪒 Edwin Jagger Porcelain Black Shaving Bowl: Stylish Design with Convenient Handle Review

I was a bit disappointed with the weight of this soap dish. My grandfather once had one that he could use to beat up the bad guys and it was still a good shaving cream container. Edwin Jagger makes some lovely, high quality products, but to my liking the china needs to be a little heavier and thicker to provide some peace of mind when using some heavy-handled brushes (stainless steel etc). This particular mug works. decent for soap but it really shines when used with a good shaving cream in a…

I was skeptical at such a high price for a soap dish. And probably wouldn't have paid if I hadn't received a Revain gift card. Boy am I glad I bit the bullet and stepped in for this little (unbridled) luxury! To be honest, shaving with a straight razor isn't just a way to go green and help your wallet; It is also an acquired skill and a time-honored art. (Finally, I believe that "gourmet shaving" is not just a small daily luxury, but also, in the long run, an objectively better shave quality…

I use this mug every time I shave, first to wet my brush and then to lather it. I don't keep soap in it; Instead, I load a wet brush from a separate bowl with whatever soap I'm using, and then transfer the brush to this mug. I found this very handy for creating a great thick creamy lather as it has little grooves on the bottom to help draw air into the soap. It also retains heat quite well; I fill it with hot water to wet the brush and then put it in the sink, which is also filled with hot…

I'm so glad I spent the extra money on this. I used it for the first time today and it has allowed me to whip up a great lather quickly. The mug looks very sophisticated and I find ivory to be the most elegant. It does not show dried cream like black. I thought the square shape at the bottom of the mug wasn't ideal, but it turned out to give me a good grip when holding it from underneath (when not using the handle). The three ribs inside serve two purposes: 1. to whip up the lather, or 2. if…