Cremo Barber Grade Cooling Shave Cream, Astonishingly Superior Ultra-Slick Shaving Cream Fights Nicks, Cuts And Razor Burn, 6 Fl Oz (2 Pack), WHITE

This stuff is legit. Been through a bunch of shaving creams, gels, and foams over the years — nothing comes close to this. Cremo’s Sandalwood Shave Cream actually makes shaving feel like a sensual experience, not some rushed, annoying part of my morning.It lathers up beautifully — not foamy junk, but a rich, slick cream that lets the razor glide like butter. You feel it protecting your skin. No tugging, no irritation, no post-shave regret.The sandalwood scent is smooth, masculine, and just strong enough to leave a subtle trail after you rinse. It lingers, in a good way — not overpowering, just clean and warm.If you hate shaving, this might flip the script. If you already like shaving? You’re about to love it.

As someone who shaves my head, arms, and legs daily, finding a reliable shaving cream is crucial. This has been a revelation. I only require a tiny amount—about the size of a dime—to create a smooth glide for my razor. This efficiency makes it incredibly cost-effective, with a single tube lasting weeks despite my extensive routine.The cream’s moisturizing properties, leave my skin soft and hydrated without greasiness. Remarkably, I hardly ever experience razor burn or cuts, even on sensitive areas like my scalp.I have this as a subscription here on Amazon and I get two bottles every 3 month, ensuring I never run out. This convenience, paired with its performance, makes it a staple in my grooming arsenal. Whether tackling coarse hair on my legs or achieving a polished look on my shinny head, Cremo delivers consistent, irritation-free results.Give it a try, I promise you'll like it better than those foaming brands your dad or grandpa used.

Really nice shave with this creme! Smells good too!

I've been using Cremo for a few years now and it's become a staple in my daily hygiene regimen. This stuff comes out pretty thick and can be applied as is or lathered up in a bowl. I prefer to use it with a tiny amount of water so it still has a lighter consistency. If you fill the sink with water and use that to rinse your razor you'll have a hell of a time getting all the shaving cream off after each stroke. I normally shave while I'm in the shower so it all gets done in one shot. I find it works best when applied as a thin layer of paste. It takes a few times to figure out how much product you need to use and if you're the type that has a five o'clock shadow at noon then I'd suggest starting off with a generous amount of shaving cream. It provides a nice smooth shave, even on the upwards stroke which I use for my neck and jawline. I know some guys like to use a towel to get rid of excess shaving cream while others rinse with water. I've done both methods with this shaving cream and found that this can leave a white film in areas where it wasn't completely wiped off. Sometimes I'm in a hurry and don't check but the benefit is that your face will smell like the fragrance of the shaving cream which is good. The smell is subtle but noticeable if your up close with someone. Rinsing is the preferred method for myself because the moisturizers in the shaving cream tend to make my face a lot more oilier than usual. It does require a thorough rinsing because of how thick it is so have a towel ready when you do that or if you shave in the shower like myself, you don't have to worry about that. The tube doesn't take up a bunch of room in my shower caddy like a can would and it won't rust and look nasty after a few days either so that's a nice plus. Cremo has quite a few good smelling shaving creams and I'd recommend anyone to try them out and see how they work.

I am turning 59 next month and I started shaving when I was 13. The men in my family have tough and fast-growing beards. Shaving has always been a crappy job with crappy results.... until I found Cremo Shaving Cream.Cremo has been a part of my routine now for about 4 years and I can't thank them enough for the incredible upgrade to my daily routine that they provide.Cremo goes on so smooth and lathers up beautifully. Just squeeze a small amount in your wet hands and lather it up and apply. It doesn't take much, so while this may seem pricier than the cheap crap you can buy, this will last as long and will give you a 10x better shave.After shaving, my face is smooth and clean and my wife loves the results. Yours will too.Pro shaving tips from 4 decades of shaving:Never shave upwards. When you do, you are pulling the hairs up and back and that causes them to invert and causes bumps. It may seem like you are getting a closer shave, but you are actually causing issues you have to deal with longer term. Just keep shaving on a downward stroke only.After you lather your face up, let it sit. The longer it is on, the more pliable/softer your beard hairs will be and will make shaving much easier and closer.Rinse your blade constantly. Every time you stroke the blade on your face, rinse the blade. Haris are stuck between the blades and they prevent you from getting a close shave.When rinsing your blade, place the blade at the bottom of the falling water. Gravity and propulsion gives it more force to remove the hairs stuck between the blades.Rinse both sides of the blade, not just one side, so you make sure to get the hairs out from in-between.After shaving, dry the blades on your towel. Your blades will last much longer. Don't put the blades in a box or bag. Just leave it out to dry faster.Get a good razor. I use the Amazon Basics 5-Blade MotionSphere Razor and it is a fantastic razor and the best price on the market. It works flawlessly, lasts a long time, and is much cheaper than the name brands and works better than any of them.Hope this helps. Happy shaving!Love,Brad