philosophy the common man, extra-comfort shaving cream 3.3 oz (93.6 g)

Comments about philosophy the common man, extra-comfort shaving cream, 3.3 oz:

Yes, it lists parabens in the ingredients, but I assumed that a high-end prduct like this would be paraben-free. Given the company's "philosophy," I never thought to check. Just assumed that they would avoid parabens and other harmful ingredients. It's going back to drugstore.com.

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I bought this for my husband's Christmas stocking and he was skeptical and only used it a year later when his regular shaving products ran out. It turns out he loves the product and asked me to order more!

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Comments about philosophy the common man, extra-comfort shaving cream, 3.3 oz:

I found this to be the best shaving cream I've used. This was also my first expensive purchase, but my skins loves me now. Shaving is easy, there are no nicks, its a close shave, and best of all, my skin isn't irradiated.

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My husband says this is the only product that keeps him from getting the red shaving bumps on his face. He has tried numerous products but swears by this one. He will not be without it!

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This product is for men who hate to shave becasue of the irration, lumps and bumps from blade shaving. This produict truley works.

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I agree. It does need to lather or foam. I usually use it underneath my normal shaving cream (Gillette or Barbasol). This works best for me. I think I really just like the anesthetic.

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I ordered this because my mom and sisters are all obsessed with philosophy stuff, so I was excited to see a product for men. I really wanted to like this product, but I just don't think it is all that great. There is no lather or foam, and I find that my shave is not very smooth. It basically feels like I am shaving with something slightly more lubricating than water. I even shave in the shower and the result is no better. The smell of the product is horrid. It smells like a medicine cabinet, (think Vaporub or Bengay). I was expecting a much better fragrance from philosophy. Men want a nice-smelling product too. This smell is not even masculine, just medicine-like. And the numbing thing is just weird. I really don't want my shave to be numb so that I can't feel when I am cutting myself! I much prefer Neutrogena shave gel.

Comments about philosophy the common man, extra-comfort shaving cream, 3.3 oz:

Pricey, yes. Fortunately, this product is VERY MUCH worth the price. I don't have sensitive skin but gave this a try. You only need a little bit and it does not lather much. This was strange to me. If you let it sit for a little, you will feel a tingly sensation. With use, I had absolutely no ingrown hairs. Be prepared for an EXCELLENT shave!

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I have extremely sensitive skin (I had a derm take pictures of my scratch test to show rotating interns when I was a kid). I've tried Gilette, Edge, Noxzema for men, Aveeno for men, and this philosophy stuff. The philosophy Common Man is simply great. The key is to apply it wet (I shave in the shower), and wait a minute before starting to actually shave. It gives the topical anesthetic time to kick in. Worth every penny, and it actually lasts quite long.