The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream, Lemon for All Skin Types 5 oz (150 g)
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Customer Reviews of The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream, Lemon for All Skin Types 5 oz (150 g)
Customer Review: Love it.
Summary: 5 Stars
This product has a rich foamy lather, especially when applied with a good brush after a shower. Have been using Art of Shaving products for about three years now after getting tired of various Gillete products. I'm happy I made the switch.Customer Review: Great shaving cream
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best shaving cream that I have used. I have used other creams in the past which did not lather as much as The Art of Shaving. Good value for your money.Customer Review: Good, but not great
Summary: 3 Stars
Good shaving cream, but certainly not in the league of the Geo F Trumper products. The consistency is too light and the foam it produces with a shaving brush is only acceptable.Customer Review: Great Company, Lousy Product
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm a big fan of Art of Shaving products. Their shaving soaps are the finest I've ever used. That said, this lemon-scented shaving cream is the worst shaving product I've used since becoming a dedicated DE shaver.
First impression? The lemon scent is offensively, cloyingly sweet. It made me fear I'd just used a very nice badger-tail brush to apply a thick coat of lemon merengue pie to my face. And that is no way to start your morning.
Second impression? It offers the same lubrication as applying wet sand to Scotch tape. Seriously. I use top-grade Feather DE blades, and they would literally skid to a stop across even the smoothest, flattest planes of my face. Imagine a 14-year-old boy trying to figure out how to drive a stick shift on wet oavement and without any instruction -- my shave was that choppy.
I tried this product for precisely two reasons. I love AOS stuff, and I wanted to save myself the minute or two it takes to whip a shaving soap into a proper cream. Two weeks later, my poor beard is still paying for my mistake.
I can only hope that someday my beard will forgive me.