Kyoku

[braveshave]

Has anyone used the brand Kyoku before? How is their shaving cream?

 

[gearchow]

No I haven't. Never heard of it till you just mentioned it though. As far as the "Sake Infused Shave Crème", I think I would rather infuse myself with the sake. Mmmmmm, I like sake.

And I think $34 for shaving creme is a bit on the high side, but that is just me.

-jim

 

[jprod]

I have used it. I like it for a quick shave. You don't/cannot use a brush with it. Just use fingers and it spreads on thinly but is very slick. You can actually touch up again without reapplying cream. Nice fresh stingy sensation also. On a weekend or if I have time I prefer regular cream/soap.

 

[TMH478]

I have used it. I like it for a quick shave. You don't/cannot use a brush with it. Just use fingers and it spreads on thinly but is very slick. You can actually touch up again without reapplying cream. Nice fresh stingy sensation also. On a weekend or if I have time I prefer regular cream/soap.

I can't agree more with this statement!

 

[malocchio]

Does the addition of sake really help with facial conditioning ? Nice marketing ploy for $36 plus shipping !....

 

[smalltank]

there was a sale here a month ago..less I think..1 black/white tub..$12 a piece..this stuff had rice or sake oils..something a bit odd

 

[nav]

there was a sale here a month ago..less I think..1 black/white tub..$12 a piece..this stuff had rice or sake oils..something a bit odd

If it's rice bran oil, it will contain gamma oryzanol, which is a great anti oxidant but $36 seems over priced. A lot of cheaper products have great skin ingredients which don't cost half that much. Plus it's useless for us guys as its a brushless

 

[petr]

the ASB is darn good. pricey, but I find it on sale. it's especially good after a rough shave - feather blade with a razor doesn't agree.