Castle Forbes After Shave Balms

[Z man]

Anyone out there use Castle Forbes after shave balms? I have been using both 1445 and lime for a while and really enjoy them.
Once applied they really seal the skin and supply all day moisturizing but not in a greasy way. Really good stuff. The witch hazel and aloe do a great job on the skin post shave. The 1445 scent stays all day while the lime quickly fades.
Will be looking to add the lavender soon.

 

[Mick]

That is one company that I have never used any products from. Sorry to say.

From your description they sound like something I would enjoy using. I am going to keep an eye out for them as I think that my local mom and pop pharmacy carries Castle Forbes products. I'll have to go in and take a look again next time I walk past them

 

[Chadao]

After reading reviews, and visiting their website, I have been interested, but every time I was of a mind to try them, WCS was sold out. They are still on my intention list.

 

[mistercitizen]

Castle Forbes aftershave balms are some of the best out there IMO.

Ben

 

[CFSoto]

I've been using the CF Lime Aftershave balm for years and love it. Its rather pricey but I really enjoy the genuine lime scent it has. But,like all citrus scents,they seemingly fade fast. This lime balm,along with the T&H West Indian Lime Balm,are my two favorite A/S balms. Craig

 

[bosseb]

I am a great fan of Castle Forbes AS balms. I only have five AS balms in my rotation and two of them are CF, Lime and Lavender. During the warm season I prefer Lime and for the Swedish fall, winter and spring I use the Lavender.
I am not into them for the scents per se, the effect of these balms on my troublesome skin is spot on. They calm and nourish my skin like few other products do. Highly recommended in spite of the not so low price. A little definitely goes a long way in this case!

 

[rum]

I have the Lavender ASB and use it along with the lavender cream as well as Martin de Candre (original) soap. Works a treat - you only need a little; too much could result in some sensitivity in my case.