Shave Butter.

Anyone tried this stuff? I picked it up at Target for $5, so it wasn't a huge investment. It is actually sold as a shave cream....although doesn't work too well as such. It even states on the side that it wont produce much (none, actually) foam. It does, however, work as a fantastic aftershave balm! Wonderful scent, slightly tropical in nature, and the wife loves it. The best part is that it's all-natural shea butter, no synthetics involved. Leaves me feeling super smooth and supple.

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It might be a good component for an uberlather.

The side of the tub tell you to simple wet your face, then apply cream to brush (theirs, obviously, sold right next to the shave butter for $9.95 - quality!) and "lather" cream to face, but don't expect much foam because "our soap doesn't contain any of the harmful synthetic materials found in traditional shave cream."

Again, couldn't get it to shave well, but works fantastically as an Aftershave Balm.

The website at the bottom of the lid is Shea Moisture ? All-Natural and Organic Skin Care products for Healthy Living / Home

I have heard many good things about African Black Soap, can anyone enlighten me?

But on another note, there is a buzz at the moment about non-foaming shaving cream (I think it's a fad and won't last.)

Gentlemen:

The Shea Moisture shave cream only hints as lather. It works relatively well in uberlather, just because you've paid money for it and you don't want to throw it out. I used it to uberlather with some of my low quality soaps, which I had piled up for years and found hard to get rid of. Then one day I got rid of the whole pile, including the Shea Butter shave cream. Save your money for something else. Now, the Shea Butter brush is fine for the money, but the shave cream . . . OY!

Regards,

Obie

I find it to deliver a very smooth comfortable shave, I apply it by hand to a wet face and shave. Don't feel the need for a balm afterwards. Especially if I am using a straight (which I am new to for the last month). It's definitely my late to work cream.

Been using it as a balm and love it to death.

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Originally Posted by Obie

Gentlemen:

The Shea Moisture shave cream only hints as lather. It works relatively well in uberlather, just because you've paid money for it and you don't want to throw it out. I used it to uberlather with some of my low quality soaps, which I had piled up for years and found hard to get rid of. Then one day I got rid of the whole pile, including the Shea Butter shave cream. Save your money for something else. Now, the Shea Butter brush is fine for the money, but the shave cream . . . OY!

Regards,

Obie

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That's not even to mention that you need a pressure washer to remove the residue from your razor, the sink, the cat .. what ever.

Absolutely love the brush , though.

I tried this product and must say that the smell isn't that great and the fact that it doesn't lather at all is a big letdown. Also, my big problem with this "shaving cream" is that it's so thick that it clogged my sink. When I cleaned it out it was full of this cream I couldn't believe it so buyer beware. Much better creams and soaps out there :-)

KWood34

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If this is supposed to be used as a cream and you're using it as a balm isn't it going to develop a film on your skin that lasts all day? I've never tried it, so I am just curious, but to me it sounds like it'd leave residue in your pores.

I bought it one day, gave it away the next. The uberlather idea may work, but I didn't care for it enough to find out.

Has a nice smell, but I am not a fan of this product. It's gone from my shelf, should have read the reviews here first!

I have two shave soaps that are the brushless variety and the only way I can get rid of them is as a component of an uberlather. For that they work very well.

The wife has a bottle of Black African Soap and it is supposed to be good for all sorts of skin conditions. You only need a tiny amount per application. I have washed my face with it and man that leaves it squeaky clean.

Bob

Gentlemen:
I had this product and couldn't wait to get rid of it. It didn't even stay long in the uberlather department. There is a wealth of good soaps and creams out there, I told myself, so why bother with this stuff? Gone!

I used this once. I did not like the shave comfort or closeness. I did not buy anymore. This was sold at Target.

Old thread I know.
Found this stuff, tried it and was not impressed with the shave or ability to lather.

Curious I looked on the web (should have looked first) and this stuff has been on the market for a long time. This tells me that some find value in it. The butter part is descriptive, thick like Cisco, about as hard to wash off my hands. Shea butter fans may know more than I do. It was on the shelf at CVS next to Williams which is a better shaver in my house.