Thread: Best Moisturising Aftershave Balm

Guys, what do you use to prevent irritation after shaving? I used many products and nothing barely helps. I heard about shungite water and it sounds weird https://shungite-c60.com/what-is-shungite/, the whole way it works, but who knows. I heard people with stomach issues drink it, so maybe it could be applied to the face?

Ever tried Aveeno? Unfragranced hand cream or moisturizing lotion works well for me.

Shungite looks to me just like another appearance of coal.

for me i run the tap to get the coldest water i can and run it over my face and neck for two or three minutes it does the trick for me and feels great after i dont like putting stuff on my face straight after a shave after a shower though i use bulldog oil control that i find very good

I learned to shave and strop, that stopped my irritation

Originally Posted by dinnermint

Nivea sensitive is my favorite. I thought it would be unscented, but it has a nice scent to it.

Originally Posted by criswilson10

+1 for the Nivea.
I usually only use the balms in the winter, and Nivea is the one I go to after day out in cold dry air. AoS also has nice balms, but the price is a little steep.

Originally Posted by xiaotuzi

I also like and use Nivea. A little goes a long way for me especially because I usually apply it while my face is a little wet. It seems to last forever. Actually I apply it more to my neck than anything.

Originally Posted by nipper

Another Nivea user. I initially thought it would be a bit greasy but it isn't at all. Soothing and nourishing I find.

I recently started getting a red rash on my cheeks above where I shave. Probably the cold dry weather or wind burn. I started using a sample of Captain's Choice shave balm and when that ran out Nivea sensitive. Rash is gone but I'm going to continue the balm through the cold weather. I really like the scent of the Nivea.

Most days I use Thayer’s original or lemon scented followed by organic shea butter.

In the summer, I sometimes replace the shea butter with aloe squeezed directly from a leaf. The shea can feel a tad greasy in the summer heat, but works great in the wind or cold days.