Thread: Proraso aftershave

I use the white proraso aftershave because it helps my irritated skin. It helped stop my red bumps and stops the itchy feeling I get after shaving. It actually pretty refreshing for an aftershave without alcohol. It's been my go to for a month now.

Originally Posted by SingingSteel

Just got a bottle of Proraso AS a couple months ago and lovin it. Imagine a fragrance a bit softer than the Proraso Green soap, with a nice citrusy note (from limonene and linalool, I believe).

Reflecting on your description, SingingSteel, I'd have to say my senses would agree with your transcription from senses to words. I appreciate your talent to be able to accurately put smells into words.

To be clear, the product does have alcohol:

If only they would release one in their sandalwood scent, I'd be on that in a flash!

They use actual sandalwood oil in the soap ( which is amazing at the price point), which is probably why they don't make an aftershave in that scent, as it would cost considerably more than their other aftershaves. It is a shame, though, the scent is lovely, and their aftershaves are quite good.

Are there any Prorasos that are alcohol free? I'm curious

I also have a couple questions since you guys seem to know your stuff and I'm a noob. I have Proraso green pre shave, shave cream and after shave. Is there a balm that goes with the 'green' line of their products? Secondly, does anyone use their pre-shave as an after shave?

I feel like some have said they use the pre-shave as a moisturizer but I don't think Proraso lists ingredients so I'm curious what you guys think.

Originally Posted by DV8EDD

Is there a balm that goes with the 'green' line of their products?

I was recently gifted a green Proraso "Liquid Cream After-Shave" and was told it was the last of the last.
Apparently Proraso no longer produces this particular product.

I like it but I should probably be telling you that there is good reason why it has been discontinued.

I heard they still sell the white after shave for sensitive skin.