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    Quote Originally Posted by English View Post
    With respect, AOS is not high quality oil. It is IMHO a poor product. You describe it perfectly. It is also grossly overpriced.

    REN and the T&H product do not have a tacky oil feel at all. They lubricate and nourish the skin and provide glide for the blade. They do not clogg up your blade. They will leave a residual deposit in your sink which will wipe off easily. This is because oils float on water. They don't harm your brush.

    But if you don't have dry or sensitive skin, they are not going to add much value to your shave and they are unnecessary.
    I have used the Musgo Real oil as well with the same negative results. It was my understanding that this was considered "high quality" oil but I could be wrong. Anyway if it is not helping then I am not motivated to spend more money for a product that will gunk up my brush over time. I am glad that some of you guys really like the stuff, but this is a discussion and my experience has been different from the "norm". Just thought that I would share the other side of the story with anyone interested in trying pre shave oil. I am happy with just a quality cream. My skin in very dry and relatively sensative (with touch whiskers) if this makes any difference. The best pre-shave treatment for me is to use conditioner on my beard in the shower for a few minutes before shaving. It really softens the whiskers and makes for a smoother and easier shave.
    Last edited by heavydutysg135; 04-27-2008 at 05:10 AM.

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