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So, the RCS products have been available in some Canadian drugstores for a few months now; I picked up the A/S balm.
For me this is simply the best drugstore A/S balm (and I still love Nivea Sensitive, l'Oreal and Aqua Velva Ice Balm).
Price: This is the 2nd best drugstore value after Proraso Pre/Post; you pay the same price that you would for Nivea or L'Oreal, but you get more; all the other drugstore balms offer 100 ML,but the RSC one has 125 ML.
Soothing: This is really soothing; this balm has Aloe and Allantoin, 2 excellent ingredients.
Moisturizing: I have dry skin, and the Montreal winter doesn't help; this balm is simply the most moisturizing drugstore balm, and by a long shot; while some other drugstore offering have Shea Butter, or Soybean Oil, the RSC has Lanolin.
With the other balms, I have to follow with a moisturizer, but when I use this balm, I don't need to do that (however, I might have to add a lotion for the harshest days, -20 to -30 degrees C).
Scent: I like the scent, and it's not overpowering
Key ingredients : glycerin, aloe, lanolin, allantoin
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For me this is simply the best drugstore A/S balm (and I still love Nivea Sensitive, l'Oreal and Aqua Velva Ice Balm).
Price: This is the 2nd best drugstore value after Proraso Pre/Post; you pay the same price that you would for Nivea or L'Oreal, but you get more; all the other drugstore balms offer 100 ML,but the RSC one has 125 ML.
Soothing: This is really soothing; this balm has Aloe and Allantoin, 2 excellent ingredients.
Moisturizing: I have dry skin, and the Montreal winter doesn't help; this balm is simply the most moisturizing drugstore balm, and by a long shot; while some other drugstore offering have Shea Butter, or Soybean Oil, the RSC has Lanolin.
With the other balms, I have to follow with a moisturizer, but when I use this balm, I don't need to do that (however, I might have to add a lotion for the harshest days, -20 to -30 degrees C).
Scent: I like the scent, and it's not overpowering
Key ingredients : glycerin, aloe, lanolin, allantoin
DISCUSS HERE
