Alternatives to GT Skin Food?

[almueller]

I am hoping that someone in the forum can help me. I have sensitive skin and found over the years that Geo Trumper's Coral Skin Food works very well as an after-shave balm for me. At $26 per 3.5 oz bottle, it isn't the most economical choice. My wife bought me a Diesel cologne and aftershave balm kit for my birthday and I tried it. The balm works initially, but very quickly turns into something irritating, so that was a no-go. Can anyone recommend a slightly more economical alternative to Coral Skin Food that works for soothing sensitive skin? (If not, I'll stick with what works!)
Thanks in advance!

 

[swcarter]

Tried Poraso? Comes in a pre/post cream version you use before/after shaving. Also make a balm. Lastly, they make sensitive skin versions. Its mentholated but in a classy (Italian) way. Been around a long time and considerably cheaper than Trumper's (which I like very much as well). Hope this helps.

 

[Member357]

If you know anybody in the UK, ask them to get you a Boots Freshwood balm. Calms even the worst razor burn for those bad days, but mild enough to use every day.

 

[Triad]

Lucky tiger after shave/face tonic is very mild

 

[Texasreiguy]

Nivea White bottle balm at any grocery store works very well for my sensitive skin! It's like 5 bucks!!

 

[Bk124tt]

Thank God Shavenation.com sent me a sample! I was almost going to buy ($$$) gft lime. When I got the sample not only did it smell like a cheap lime lolypop but it also felt like I rubbed one on my face.
Saved by Shavenation.com!! Thanks Geo

 

[cryhavoc]

Corn Huskers

 

[shave~extacy]

Razorock as wax is working great for me this week.