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I was just wondering if any of you have given the shaving cream from lush a try with a sr or de as I have a de en route to hold me over until I restore my sr. I've been using prince with a Gillette fusion but was wondering how they hold up with a sr or de. I love the scent and how it keeps my face nice smooth and moisturized after a share, not to mention they smell fantastic.
Interesting, I didn't know they made a shaving cream. Now I'm curious about other people's impressions too. Their soaps on the other hand, that's a different story. I can't recall reading a single favourable review on Lush shaving soaps, which is enough to steer me away.
I don't know about the shaving soaps, I use their regular shower soaps because they smell awesome, and as far as I know they only make the two shaving cteams dirty and prince
I wasn't aware they made a cream or even a shaving soap for that matter. Problem for me is I can't even spend 2mins in one of the stores..the fragrance oils they use attack my allergies big time. Enough to keep me away from trying them.
Same with my wife too. Every time we've tried to check out a Lush store it has ended very quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catrentshaving
I never considered they might even make a cream. I'll add it to the list of things to try. It's nice to know I'm not the only that has allergy trouble when going into their stores. It's always a mad dash to get in and out with the minimum of sneezing and scratching.
I tried a sample. Its brushless. Does it shave ok? Yes, but old habits die hard they say. I like the brush. Not for me anyway. Ask for a free sample if you want to try it. I just like lathering with a brush. Maybe as a travel kit to travel light.
I have had a tin of three or four types from them.
Pretty funky names from what I can recall.
Razorantium and whatnot..
They are all brushless, but I found that I liked them regardless.
Once I posted about them on here though, I was put squarely in place by the grumpy oldtimers every forum has its share of;)
Seriously though, decent stuff, albeit a tad different than the traditional ones.
I wasnt aware of variety as the only one I saw here in NY is called prince.
I believe they have four or five in their line-up.Quote:
Originally Posted by bill3152
The ones I had was called razorantium, Ambrosia and shave the planet..
(Had to go in the den and check the boxes)