Out of the flood, but still flooded with lay-days, Noner is back with another product review.The Journey:I was in Bath and Body Works with my lay-day because she had to buy something for a girly shower and saw some hot looking sales girls, so I decided to check the store out with her. (Hey just because I already have dinner, doesn’t mean I can’t still look at the menu)
The Selection:After the olfactory overdose of fun-fruit and vanilla, I came across a small men’s section in the store. Hoping to find a mango-guava-orange-berry-sickle-passion cologne for myself, I came across a few shaving products. I picked up the Bath & Body Works Men's Anti-Bacterial Shave Gel and looked at the back of it. It has all kinds of natural things in it such as tea-leaves, aloe and vitamin E. But one thing stuck me as an odd ingredient, Pine Tree extract. Pine trees in a shaving gel? I gotta try this. I picked up the Mountain Frost flavor because I like the mountains and frosty beer mugs, so it was a good fit.
The Trial:For the first shave with the new Gel, I picked the Fusion razor. The shave was not a smooth as I had hoped. I wasn’t that I nicked myself, but that it felt like I couldn’t get enough glide across my noggin. It would almost stop, mid-stroke. I had to keep adding water or gel to try and get the right mixture to finish the shave. It worked much better on my face, than on my head and it did not give me any irritation on my neck.
The Review: Overall this product is great for a face shave, but for heads, I would leave this on the shelf. After shaving, my head did feel refreshed, similar to the menthol feeling for “Head Lube†and my skin was not dry or irritated. But the extra time it took to shave was very annoying because of the water/gel mixture game and not wanting to cut my self by getting stuck on non lubricated skin. (Probably the pine trees. That sap in nasty if you get in on your fingers)
The Conclusion:If you know a face shaver, I would recommend this product, but for the Sly Bald Guys, stick with what you already use.
Noner
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