Thread: Nivea Post Shave Balm

The chamomile in it doesn't really agree with my skin. Chamomile tea also gives me a very bad stomach. Everyone is sensitive to different things. I have rather sensitive skin, wasting bit of money figuring out which soaps work for me. Is worth keeping ingredients list from any products that dont so you can compare with ones that do before buying something new. Enjoy the learning curve.

Originally Posted by dmnc

The chamomile in it doesn't really agree with my skin. Chamomile tea also gives me a very bad stomach. Everyone is sensitive to different things. I have rather sensitive skin, wasting bit of money figuring out which soaps work for me. Is worth keeping ingredients list from any products that dont so you can compare with ones that do before buying something new. Enjoy the learning curve.

hopefully he has it nailed after 4 years

I'm also not a fan of the newer version Nivea aftershave balm for Sensitive Skin. It burns my skin also. I prefer the Dove aftershave balm

Four years?

Originally Posted by dmnc

Four years?

look at post 16 - dated 03-04-2011, it was the post immediately before your one

Oops. Red ears now. Forgot was reading old threads. Ignore me please. Will go hide my head in the sand. Or a beer.

Originally Posted by dmnc

Oops. Red ears now. Forgot was reading old threads. Ignore me please. Will go hide my head in the sand. Or a beer.

try not to drown

I wouldn't worry too much as i have learned not to offer you chamomile tea if you ever come over

Drowning in beer. A good way to go.

Or cows milk, or fish, or cat, or horse. Am a quite allergic person.

I just compared my old bottle of Nivea Sensitive Skin Post Shave Balm to the new formulation. The new formulation say Cooling Post Shave Balm, No Drying Alcohol. The new version causes a burning sensation and doesn't work for me. So if your reading this (old new post from four years ago.) that's my story and I'm sticking to it.