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Leopards don’t tend to change their spots, but in soapland leopards change their spots so much, they could be mistaken for a zebra.

Take EastEnders’ Billy. When he arrived in Walford he was a thug who couldn’t keep his fists to himself. Now, he gets soppy over women, whines about everything and has, in essence, turned from spotted leopard into whimpering puppy.

The same has happened with Coronation Street’s Owen. Not long ago, he was knocking down his daughter’s door and threatening
Chesney; this week, he was telling Anna he wanted to help her out of her financial hole. The old Owen would have buried her in one.

Peter, too, has been transformed. The alcoholic and one-time bigamist is now a loving husband and father and, more significantly, a loving son to Ken. And are we about to see a reformed Tracy, now that Steve appears to be up for playing happy families?

In Emmerdale, it is David who has undergone the greatest transformation, and Jimmy has also changed from being a bit of a pedant to something of a comedian.

And why has the personality change factory in EastEnders given Phil a clean shave? Maybe they’re slowly transforming him into the Angel Gabriel.

Love’s young dream, Bart and Sinead, flee the village on Monday and end up at a seaside B&B, but it takes only until Wednesday for the cracks to show.

Who can blame them for wanting to escape the den of iniquity that is Hollyoaks, though? But on Friday, Sinead is already pining for home.

Nancy might also feel like doing a runner on Tuesday, when she and Frankie come to blows, and there’s more aggro on Friday as Frankie increasingly tries to control Nancy.

Let’s be honest, it was never going to work: when your hair’s been the victim of a deranged topiarist, as Nancy’s was for so long (not to mention deranged colourist), you’re going to want to hang on to all the power you can in life.

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As to function: I love it. I also have several antique shave mugs, and I’ve got to say that the Sante Fe mug is much better tool for producing a head of lather from shave soap. The “classic” mug design tends to be a little deep for my purposes, since a classic shave-mug’s real purpose is to hold a cake of soap and then generate lather on top of the soap. While I like the Colonel Conk shave soaps, esp. the Bay Rum scent, I more freqeuently use either a hard cake shave soap, which comes in it’s own bowl ( Tabac Original By Maurer & Wirtz For Men. Shaving Soap Bowl 4.4 Ounces ), or a tube shave cream ( Proraso Classic Shaving Cream With Eucalyptus Oil & Menthol ). Since neither option requires that I store any soap in the Sante Fe bowl, I just use the bowl to whip up lather. And it’s very well suited to that task: Without a cake of soap in the bowl, the curved side shape does an excellent job of containing the lather as it grows.

If I broke mine, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another immediately.

Before I bought this, I was resorting to squirting a little shaving cream out of a tube, and loading the brush on the palm of my hand. I felt like I was wasting a lot of soap this way. Now, I feel like I’m much more in control of the amount of soap I’m using. I would have liked to have had a choice of the fragrance, but considering how cheap these bars of soap are, it’s not really a big deal to buy a different one.

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