Thread: Skin food?

Amy only question is what is coral ski food and what it's used for cause I'm curious if it would benefit me in the long run

I've used it. It's basically an after shave balm with a mild scent to it. It's quality stuff and helps with minor shave irritation and helps keep your face moisturized.

Nivea would qualify as skin food than correct

No, Skin Food is a trademark of Geo F. Trumpers. It does qualify as an aftershave balm, but balms don't qualify as Skin Food . It's a staple in my shave den, I use it every shave. The coral version is pretty much rosewater and glycerin. There's also a Lime and Sandalwood scent, but I've only used the Coral myself. Highly recommended.

I will defiantly look into that thanks so much

Yea I was going to say the name Skinfood means as much as a "hydromatic transmission" did years ago or an Oldsmobile with "the rocket 98 engine". They own the name but what the product does is duplicated elsewhere.

Very interesting

I've used both the coral and limes for over 6 years after every shave and I absolutely love it. Very moisturizing and helps with minor razor burn also. And smells great. And while it may look expensive at first, a little goes a long way and my bottles last at least a year.

Where can u acquire skin food

Just about any online shaving vendor like bullgoose shaving, west coast shaving, lee's razors, etc.