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Hello gents...
I've been using Nivea Soft as preshave and as a postshave cream for a while now...
I can tell you that it serves for that purpose very well...:D
It is very mild and it prevents razor burns and it also makes a nice basis for aftershave on sensitive skin...
You get 300 mL for 35 kn ( around 6$), at least here in Croatia...:D
I also like Nivea products. I use the Extra Soothing balm after every shave and it does me great.
I like the nivea replenishing? for post. I haven't really used it as a pre. I have been using clean and clear dual action moisturizer as a pre and post and it seems to be working quite well. I've only found it in one size at walmart for about 7 bucks.
It seems to me Nivea has always been regarded quite well. I don't think it's only marketing that keeps them where they are at. They've been in the business of skin care for quite some time now and definitely have a lot of expertise.
You can say the same about Gillette as well though :) But at the risk of gettng kicked in the forum I'm moderating, I'd say Gillette's product works really well for what it is, even though there are better ones :)
How's this for diplomacy :roflmao
I have had great luck with Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream. Little known, highly effective product!
16 oz tub seems to last forever, around $12. Great pre and post.
for $1 i will have to give this nivea soft stuff a try..
Soft Refreshing Moisturizing Cream | Nivea | Beauty & Spa | Walgreens
I've found plain old Noxema to work well also. I know of at least one barber who uses it this way as well.
Jordan
I use it off and on. i'm not sure if it really makes a difference. But it cant hurt to slap it on while i'm getting stuff ready in the morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by jnich67