Cremo Barber Grade Sensitive Shave Cream, Astonishingly Superior Smooth Shaving Cream Fights Nicks, Cuts and Razor Burn, 6 Fl Oz

This Cremo shave cream is a solid product. It uses a low-lather formula that feels incredibly ultra-slick, letting the blade glide easily over the skin. I really appreciate how smooth it makes the shaving feel. My trick is to put just a few drops in my shaving vessel and lather it up with my brush. Doing it this way makes the tube last much longer because you use so little product. If you already use a brush and want a super slick cream that delivers a smooth shave, this is worth checking out.

I started using this instead of borrowing my husband’s shaving cream and I’m never going back. It gives a close shave, doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin, and doesn’t clog the razor. A little goes a long way and it leaves my skin feeling soft and comfortable

Gives Art of Shaving a run for their money!! (For reference, I’m a woman, and I shave my entire body.) My bf introduced me to Art of $$$having, which was a huge upgrade from soap, all the grocery store “women’s” shave creams I’ve tried, or the Gillette foam in a can that my dad uses. But I found their preshave oil to be far too thick for me, and I couldn’t help but use way too much. I find their shaving cream to be excellent, however, so I used it for at least 2-3 years. But they are extremely expensive, so I continuously looked for an alternative. I found Cremo at T🎯, and I bought the women’s lavender. But I found it to be lacking a bit. I called Cremo and told them I was an avid AoS user, had tried their product and wanted to continue using it, but found that it was still insufficient on its own because I still needed to use mineral/baby oil first. Cremo said you don’t need preshave oil because it’s incorporated into their formula. So I went back to AoS because I was being petulant about that response. 🤔😂 I could’ve simply continued to apply mineral oil first since that’s what I was doing with AoS first anyway! After a while, I saw the sensitive formula of Cremo and tried it. I’ve never looked back!! Yes, AoS is great, but Cremo is actually better for me! I don’t know if their lavender scent and sensitive formulations have different “slickening” ingredients, but whatever it is, their sensitive formula works amazingly well for me!! A lot of men have posted reviews seeming to rave or complain about how many shaves they get from one tube of Cremo. But when you’re coming from years of paying AoS prices, that kind of talk is laughable. You don’t have to do any math to know Cremo is much more economical than AoS. That said, my bf still uses AoS, but he also makes 3x my income. If you used AoS and are looking for a more budget - friendly alternative, look no further .than this brand! While Cremo refuses to produce shaving oil, if you feel you still need that, I have found that mineral oil, aka baby oil, works very well for me. But I had also always found AoS shave oil to be too thick anyway. I will likely never go back to AoS products because I don't appreciate being asked to pay an exorbitant price for toiletries made by P&G. I do not see them as a luxury brand. I find that with mineral oil and Cremo shave cream in any scent, but especially in the sensitive skin version, my skin comes out cleanly shaven, comfortable, and I get no or very few nicks.

I used Cremo Original for years with both hand razors and electric shavers. I bought myself a Braun Series 9 Pro+ and this Gremo Sensitive along with it. I tried the Series 9 first with Cremo Original, then the Sensitive Skin variant. I've got my closest shave using Cremo Sensitive Skin. I did not expect it to outperform the Original, but it has, on my very thick, dense, full face of beard and full neck of hair. Highly recommend it! Don't expect lots of lather—in response to those complaining it doesn't make much lather. It doesn't have to—it only has to make your skin slick and smooth for a very close, comfortable shave. It excels at that!

I love Cremo shaving cream and have a variety of scents. They do not foam up excessively, but I like this because you can see where you're shaving. They are a little difficult to rinse off your hands and face, but I guess this is a moisturizing quality that is not completely disagreeable. The scents are fairly mild and pleasant, and I noticed that the slick quality reduces nicks and razor burn. Don't fool yourself, you still need to be a little careful with those sharp blades, but with a little practicie and care, you can go nick free for ages. I love this stuff and will never go back to the foaming type in cans. Try a tube and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised