Thread: Cade Rich shaving cream initial impressions

Cade Rich shaving cream comes in a 200 ml jar and has the consistency similar to Noxzema cream. The scent is a pleasant herbal medicine one. A normal amount of product produces enough lather for a 3 pass shave. It lathers easily and produces a rich and thick lather but maybe not as slick feeling as TBS Maca Root cream. Still it makes for a good shave. These impressions are after about 6 uses.

If you have a L'Occitane en Provence and a The Body Shop outlet near you I would get samples of both to try out before making a buying decision. Both creams come in similar sized containers and both perform well but there is a significant price difference.

Bob

That would be Cade Rich Shaving Cream in the jar; very nice.

There is also the (for lack of another word) "regular" Cade Shaving Cream in the aluminum tube, which is a slightly different product that - unlike the original formula in the tube, which was dreadful - performs in its current formulation quite well, but is not quite as rich and "creamy" as the one in the jar.

Both creams give a very nice shave now, but it may take a while for shavers to forget the abysmal performance of the original shaving cream and give Cade creams another try.

Originally Posted by beluga

That would be Cade Rich Shaving Cream in the jar; very nice.

There is also the (for lack of another word) "regular" Cade Shaving Cream in the aluminum tube, which is a slightly different product that - unlike the original formula in the tube, which was dreadful - performs in its current formulation quite well, but is not quite as rich and "creamy" as the one in the jar.

Both creams give a very nice shave now, but it may take a while for shavers to forget the abysmal performance of the original shaving cream and give Cade creams another try.

Yea, it can get confusing with Cade and their shave creams. As decent as the Rich shave cream in a jar is I shaved with Arko a day later and can say I prefer the Arkp lather. Go figure.

Bob