I've been expressing the view here that most US made brushless creams I've tried are pathetic in comparison to their Australian made equivalents sold down here.
I am pleased to report that having tried Dermalogica, I've finally found a US made brushless cream that is as good in the shaving department as the good brushless creams typically sold down here in supermarkets and pharmacists. However, Dermalogica does cost over twice the price of the locally made Australian stuff, and I have no way of really assessing whether its claimed soothing and healing properties are worth the premium (since, if one gets a good shave in the first place, there shouldn't be too much to sooth or heal).
Also, it contains no fragrance and is colour free - which may be a negative for many around here, but could well be a positive for people who have issues with fragrance.
Regards,
Renato
I am pleased to report that having tried Dermalogica, I've finally found a US made brushless cream that is as good in the shaving department as the good brushless creams typically sold down here in supermarkets and pharmacists. However, Dermalogica does cost over twice the price of the locally made Australian stuff, and I have no way of really assessing whether its claimed soothing and healing properties are worth the premium (since, if one gets a good shave in the first place, there shouldn't be too much to sooth or heal).
Also, it contains no fragrance and is colour free - which may be a negative for many around here, but could well be a positive for people who have issues with fragrance.
Regards,
Renato
