Although it is not quite clear on who invented the aerosol can, we do know that it was invented during World War II due to concerns about the quality of soap. Aerosol containers were first invented during the war as a device for dealing with insects carrying malaria and other diseases. Initially assigned to the Secretary of Agriculture, the patent for this "bug bomb" was released to American industry after the war. When the first aerosol shaving cream appeared in 1950, it captured almost one fifth of the market for shaving preparations within a short time. Today, aerosol preparations dominate the shaving cream market.
My father in law, Norman Fine, invented the process for putting shaving cream in a can. He did this while working for Colgate Palmolive. Here is the patent:
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/2908650.pdf
i believe that the French invented Mayonnaise, but i am still researching that.
Donald mckay invented the hair cream and the shaving gell
Shaving cream makes shaving easier.
dispersed substance of shaving cream
Rise shaving cream was created in 1949.
Shaving Cream - song - was created in 1946.
No, shaving cream is designed to break down in water
Gillette has the No. 1 selling shaving cream both in the US and World markets. Newer gels make up most sales at a 3:1 ratio of gels to aerosol foams. Wilkinson/Schick (merged) lead gel sales in the US with Gillette gels dominating the World marketplace.
get shaving cream and pour some in
neither, it is a solution, the ingredients in the shaving cream are considered solutes or solvents.
I have used barbasol original, the orange can.
Yes, shaving cream is very safe to drink. However, I would suggest that you squeeze the shaving cream into a hollowed-out baguette and then smoke the baguette to achieve a shaving cream-induced high. Let me know it feels!