I lathered up with shampoo, conditioned my ends, and then turned my shower dial to frigid.
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I lathered up as fast as possible with small amounts of soap and called it good.
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Joe Avella: I was surprised by how well it lathered up in my hands and in my hair.
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When kickoff comes around, "The Hatchet" is all jacked up and ready to get the crowd lathered up!
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If you're inclined to being lathered up by the suds of trance, then you can tune into ATB's radio show 'Synthesis' here.
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But I lathered up anyway, and after letting the shampoo sit in my hair for the recommended two minutes, I rinsed it out.
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John lathered up and shaved his head and face, leaving only the Fu Manchu that he thought would be right for Jimmy Ray Gallup.
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The headline "MasterChef Viewers Were Outraged at Kenny's Treatment Tonight" calls into question just how lathered up fans could really be over unattended cauliflower.
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To make matters worse, Trump actually believed both covers, getting "lathered up about the media's hypocrisy," writes Shane Goldmacher, chief White House correspondent for Politico.
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T. McFarland, the deputy national security adviser, had given Trump a printout of two Time magazine covers ... Trump quickly got lathered up about the media's hypocrisy.
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Mixing a lathered-up love triangle with a ghostly murder-mystery, Derek Nguyen's "The Housemaid" wraps a painful chapter in Vietnamese history in Gothic-melodrama trappings.
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On TV, women lathered up their already-hairless legs with luxuriously thick shaving cream and languidly ran a razor from ankle to thigh in one sexy stroke.
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Taraji P. Henson lathered up with some Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant Lotion to keep her skin hydrated and glowy before making her debut on the red carpet.
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Trump quickly got "lathered up," Politico reports, because the cover implied climate scientists have been wrong for decades, so their current warnings about global warning can and should be ignored.
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She lathered up the front and went at it with a straight razor so that his hairline sat as crisp and sharp as the bevelled edge of the blade that cut it.
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At night, I lathered up my oil-blasting Osea Cleansing Mud on my face, pressed the button twice to toggle to the Daily Cleanse routine, and let the brush do its thing.
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Most recently, a small 2019 study, published in JAMA, showed chemicals in sunscreen — avobenzone, oxybenzone, octocrylene, and ecamsule — absorb into the bloodstream when people lathered up four times per day for four days.
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If the victim's emotionally harrowing Facebook saga recounting the scenario is anything to go by, at least 1,000 of them found their way into her vagina when she lathered up with the body wash.
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Alpine climbing demands perverse cardiovascular endurance coupled to a lust for suffering, while its devotees have trouble getting lathered up over anything that doesn't involve a delicious risk of death by avalanche or freezing.
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While Trump's machine-gun accusations will get his evangelical and rural base "lathered up," Link adds, his harsh language could confirm the doubts about his personal behavior and temperament that led many white-collar suburban moderates to back Democratic House candidates last November.
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The Abilene Reporter-News, 'Where War is a Job: All Lathered Up for Rat Patrol,' p. 7-D, August 10, 1966.
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