A water-based solution that contains baking soda makes a great alternative to the saline solution. Much like salty water, a baking soda/water solution softens the accumulated wax inside your ears, making it easy for you to get rid of it. Here’s how to use baking soda to get rid of ear wax: Combine 2 teaspoons of water and ¼ teaspoon baking.

Release Name: SoapandSkin-FromGasToSolid-YouAreMyFriend-(PIASR1040CDX)-CD-FLAC-2018-WREArtist: Soap & SkinAlbum: From Gas To Solid / You Are My FriendGenre: ElectronicYear: 2018Tracks: 12Duration: 00:41:25Size: 215.93 MBThe third album from Soap&Skin, the working moniker for Austrian musician and producer Anja Plaschg, From Gas to Solid. Marks her return with her first album in six years. From Gas to Solid. Belatedly follows the release of the Top Ten albums Lovetune For Vacuum in 2009 and 2012's Narrow (an Austrian No 1) but in that time in between the artist has been busy, not least with the birth of her daughter and subsequent motherhood but as well with many other creative works such as composing for theatre and film productions, as well as film acting. From Gas to Solid.inhabits a similar world as previous works albeit perhaps partnered with a more balanced adult view than the raw, angrier aspects of those outings but still reflects the struggles to find meaning, answers, and a place to survive. Encompassing a range of musical allegiances - infused with tranquil electronica, militaristic percussion, whilst coupled with choral ambience and earthy ethereal grandeur, an expansive, stunning, wide-reaching album of dynamic beauty - the finale arrives in a serene interpretation of Louis Armstrong's What A Wonderful World. Recorded mainly at her home in a quiet leafy corner of Vienna, From Gas to Solid.is not only self-produced but self-played, which she explains 'People tell me I work in an uncommon way, I sample everything, even when musicians are involved and liken how I make my music to painting.

It means I can get over my educated mood, and more trust what I hear. It gives me more freedom.'

Colonel Conk is a US soap maker based in New Mexico. The company has a worldwide following and is known for their affordable wet shaving products including shave soap, post shave and many other shaving related wares. Many new wet shavers start with their products because of their visibility and the affordability of their products. Their products can be purchased direct or at notable retailers such as Amazon, Maggard Razors and West Coast Shaving.​Bay Rum is their most popular scent and the first scent the company produced. Bay Rum is one of the most traditional scents in wet shaving and mens grooming. This offering features notes of Bay, Vanilla and Cinnamon.

Bay Rum scents have long been something I avoided because I didn’t care for them. Recently, I decided it was time to give the genre another chance. To my surprise, this offering by Colonel Conk is very pleasant to me. It is masculine and classic and something I enjoy smelling during the shave. Ruds enjoys this scent for casual use.

Strength of scent is light to mid off the puck and remains this way through the shaving process. Having not used bay rum scents in years, I had to rely on TryThatSoap for comparatives. By their recommendation, I suggest: Cooper & French Rum Runner and Stirling Soap Co. Bay Rum.​Colonel Conk employs a glycerin based soap with the following ingredients: Triethanolamine, Glycerin, SLES, DI Water, Propylene Glycol, Soap Flakes, Stearic Acid, Tatrasodium EDTA, Titanium Dioxide, Polysorbate-20 and Fragrance. Army service uniform da photo guidelines. The soap is firm although not triple milled type firmness.

It loads easily into your brush fiber of choice and has a very narrow hydration band. Care should be taken to add water slowly in order not to break the lather down.

When dialed in, the resulting lather is airy and light like merengue. Given the reputation in the wet having hobby as a less than stellar shaving soap, I was surprised to find the slickness to be very good.

Both primary and residual slickness offered the glide factor to keep me safe from the razor’s edge. Post shave leaves a lot to be desired.

There is no noticeable benefit from the post shave and my skin felt tight immediately after I rinsed it away. The post shave is below average in my experience. Considering my experience with the performance, Colonel Conk receives a ShaveScore of 68. For performance similar to this I suggest: How to Grow a Mustache Synergy Soap.​Disclosure: All reviews and impressions must state how the product was acquired, whether it be free, sponsored, promotional, purchased, or otherwise.

Soap - Colonel Conk Bay Rum (PIF). Brush - Omega 10098 (purchased). Razor - Yaqi Mellon (promotional gift). Post - Clubman Pinaud (purchased). Only way to know is to try.Colonel Conk employs a glycerin based soap with the following ingredients: Triethanolamine, Glycerin, SLES, DI Water, Propylene Glycol, Soap Flakes, Stearic Acid, Tatrasodium EDTA, Titanium Dioxide, Polysorbate-20 and Fragrance.

The soap is firm although not triple milled type firmness. It loads easily into your brush fiber of choice and has a very narrow hydration band. Care should be taken to add water slowly in order not to break the lather down.

When dialed in, the resulting lather is airy and light like merengue. Given the reputation in the wet having hobby as a less than stellar shaving soap, I was surprised to find the slickness to be very good. Both primary and residual slickness offered the glide factor to keep me safe from the razor’s edge.

Post shave leaves a lot to be desired. There is no noticeable benefit from the post shave and my skin felt tight immediately after I rinsed it away. The post shave is below average in my experience. Considering my experience with the performance, Colonel Conk receives a ShaveScore of 68. For performance similar to this I suggest: How to Grow a Mustache Synergy Soap.