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Huge disgusting disappointment
I bought it on a lark. On clearance at Marshalls the price for a large 8 oz tub was only $6 (MSRP $21, can you believe it?) . The label read like a dream cream. "Fragrance Free, advanced PTR technology, soothes, prevents cuts and razor irritation, with vitamin E, pro vitamin B5, allantoin, for all skin types including sensitive." Open it up and it looks like a decent cream. Smells rather mildly medicinal.
So, soak my brush in hot water, dab a little cream on and start whipping in the lather bowl. What's this? It's not lathering
Maybe a bit more water. Nope, its just smearing around. OK, maybe more cream. No luck. Maybe more yet. That's not it either
Wait a minute, I wonder if this stuff might be ruining my brush Well, its all over my brush, too late now. Might as well try it.
I smear it all over my face. Its not lather, its sticky, greasy, slimey, grey goop. I do manage to spread it around my face although I really had to drag the brush around and scrub to get it to stick to my face rather than my brush. Surprisingly, it does allow me to shave, but it is hard to rinse off the razor, and it feels like there is a film of grease left on my face. I can't stand the thought of smearing more of this on my face, so I rinse the brush and lather bowl and whip up a batch of Kiss My Face for the 2nd and 3rd passes. I am relieved that my brush does not seem to have suffered any lasting ill effects.
In summary, I can't find much to recommend this so-called cream. I have a feeling it is meant to be spread on the face without whipping into a lather or using a brush. Stay away.
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I bought it on a lark. On clearance at Marshalls the price for a large 8 oz tub was only $6 (MSRP $21, can you believe it?) . The label read like a dream cream. "Fragrance Free, advanced PTR technology, soothes, prevents cuts and razor irritation, with vitamin E, pro vitamin B5, allantoin, for all skin types including sensitive." Open it up and it looks like a decent cream. Smells rather mildly medicinal.So, soak my brush in hot water, dab a little cream on and start whipping in the lather bowl. What's this? It's not lathering
Maybe a bit more water. Nope, its just smearing around. OK, maybe more cream. No luck. Maybe more yet. That's not it either Wait a minute, I wonder if this stuff might be ruining my brush Well, its all over my brush, too late now. Might as well try it.I smear it all over my face. Its not lather, its sticky, greasy, slimey, grey goop. I do manage to spread it around my face although I really had to drag the brush around and scrub to get it to stick to my face rather than my brush. Surprisingly, it does allow me to shave, but it is hard to rinse off the razor, and it feels like there is a film of grease left on my face. I can't stand the thought of smearing more of this on my face, so I rinse the brush and lather bowl and whip up a batch of Kiss My Face for the 2nd and 3rd passes. I am relieved that my brush does not seem to have suffered any lasting ill effects.
In summary, I can't find much to recommend this so-called cream. I have a feeling it is meant to be spread on the face without whipping into a lather or using a brush. Stay away.
http://www.peterthomasroth.com/peterthomasroth_products.asp?prod=shavinghttp://www.peterthomasroth.com/peterthomasroth_products.asp?prod=shaving
