
Frequent Questions
What's included in the Wooden Bowl with Sandalwood Shaving Soap?
Two pieces sold as a pair: the sandalwood shaving soap and a mango-wood bowl carved to fit it, so the puck sits snug and the brush loads without chasing it round the sink.
Can I use the wooden bowl after the soap runs out?
Yes, once the puck is finished the bowl takes any standard shaving soap.
How do I get the lather going faster in the bowl?
Rinse the bowl warm before you start. The wood holds a little heat, and the lather comes up looser and faster for it.
This bowl and its Sandalwood Shaving Soap were carved and poured to fit each other: the puck sits snug in the mango-wood recess, so a brush loads straight into it instead of chasing a loose puck around a bowl it was not sized for.
Grained mango wood, treated for water resistance, is the same material used across the Kronos wooden bowl range. The wood survives repeated wetting rather than warping under it, and the soap itself is a traditional puck, warm sandalwood scent, built to load with a damp brush into a dense, cushioning lather.
A puck that slides under the shaving brush wastes the first thirty seconds of a shave chasing it round the bowl; this one is sized to the recess it sits in, so the brush meets soap from the first stroke of the morning. The same Sandalwood Shaving Soap is sold on its own for whoever wants a replacement puck.
Sold apart, the puck and the bowl are simply a soap and a bowl that happen to be roughly the right size. Sold as the pair they were made to be, the recess and the puck are sized to each other from the outset, turning a routine task into something closer to a pleasure than a chore, with nothing left to chase round the bowl.




