Thread: Castle Forbes Cream Question

I usually like the earthy scents - the QED Vetiver soap for example has solid dirt component. Some don't care for it, but I really like it.

I'm going to try to get to Cambridge Chemists so I'll be able to check out the scents before I purchase. Thanks for all the discussion here.

Jordan

Haven't used it yet, but I had my CF Lime arrive today. Smells so good I had a weird urge to eat some, lol! They take the biscuit with their packaging. Makes the product feel very special and premium.

Out of interest they state that each fragrance serves a different purpose, i.e. lime is to prevent nicks and cuts, lavendar is for those who want a sensitive shave etc...

CF Lime and essential oils is pretty good product. Makes plenty of lather and keeps a nice lime fragrance throughout the shave. Nice rich lather. I like it while alternating with the 1805 cream. its worth the money.

Anyone have any problems with skin irritation from CF lime cream or aftershave balm, especially those with sensitive skin?

Originally Posted by Droogie

Anyone have any problems with skin irritation from CF lime cream or aftershave balm, especially those with sensitive skin?

No, but I don't have sensative skin.

Jordan

I just ordered the Lime cream Friday can't wait till it comes.

I think already said it in here if you have not tried it is a must try. As for sensitive skin no problem pure cream and EO unless you have allergies to one of the flavors.

Thanks Don! I have had problems with hard soaps i think that i may have a reactionto the clay portion of many of the soaps, but i have yet to try a cream. I have had good luck with CS's gold soap cakes but I just wanted to get some feedback before i drop $40 on some of the Castle Forbes cream i am thinking lime, but not sure if this is a good choice over the others.

Bill

CF creams are my favorite. As far as the Sandlewood and Cedarwood cream goes, it has a VERY woody scent. I personally love it, and it's now my favorite cream out there. But I have to say that it's definitely not for everyone.