Burt's Bees?

[xjrob85]

I was at the store today and noticed that Burt's Bees makes a shaving cream. Has anyone tried it? Thoughts?
Also I noticed something called shaving powder from a company I didn't recognize. Does anyone know what this is, or how it works?

 

[wvu_law_dawg]

I was at the store today and noticed that Burt's Bees makes a shaving cream. Has anyone tried it? Thoughts?
Also I noticed something called shaving powder from a company I didn't recognize. Does anyone know what this is, or how it works?

You mix the powder with water and stir until it becomes kind of paste like. You then spread it on your face and wait and then scrape it off. It works kind of like nair for your face.

 

[Grumpy Old Git]

Doesn't get the best review: Burts Bees

 

[Mr. Imperial]

A friend of mine just tried the Burt's Bees, and said he could not get the stuff to lather. YMMV, of course.

 

[jeffmeit]

smells great but I heard it's designed not to lather, it seems to be a waste.

 

[michiganlover]

A friend of mine just tried the Burt's Bees, and said he could not get the stuff to lather. YMMV, of course.

It's a brushless, non-lathering cream. I had a small sample of it, and found it to be useless.

 

[fishops]

It doesn't lather, but it's not supposed to. It's like a crappy version of Cremo.

 

[Leche]

Brushless cream that is junk. Sticky and not protective.

 

[A-Man]

The BB is a non lather, non brush cream.

Very slick, more oily than anything. Not bad in a travel or quick shave situation with a Sensor or other cart.

 

[GarageBoy]

9/10 people hate Burts Bees
Toms of Maine was much better

 

[Alfredo Becerra]

Not the best. It leaves a waxy layer on your face that makes the razor drag.