US /ˈlæðɚ ʌp/
・UK /ˈlɑ:ðə ʌp/
if you don't have one, you can just use your hands to lather up the product.
but if you don't have one, you can just use your hands to lather up the product.
Lather up, partner.
Lather up, partner.
So you'd lather up your soap, you'd shave your face, make sure that you rinsed off the razor in the top half of the mess tin, so you didn't get any of the bristles mixed up in the water that you're going to wash the rest of you with.
So you'd lather up your soap, you'd shave your face, make sure that you rinsed off the razor in the top half of the mess tin so you didn't get any of the bristles mixed up in the water that you're going to wash the rest of you with.
So you have to wet it a little bit to get it foamy and lather up and then I just put it all over and then you just wash it off.
So you have to wet it a little bit to get it foamy and lather up,
Lather up the face, then keep working those circular motions south and east and west across this equally delicate part of the body." You know, for some reason, I can't imagine Dita Von Teess trying to wash her lovely bosom in a tiny little sink.
Lather up the face, then keep working those circular motions south and east and west across this equally delicate part of the body." You know, for some reason, I can't imagine Dita Von Teess trying to wash her lovely bosom in a tiny little sink.
I like using a bar of soap to either wash my hands or to lather up my hands to wash my body or to lather up my washcloth.