I came across this product and wasn't sure what it does. I asked on a forum "Is it really foam" and was told yes it is. The best
description is this: After shaving, I use an alum block, let it dry and rinse, then use alcohol free witch hazel, then a Balm or after shave. This product for me actually does all three of those things. You shake the bottle and the foam is more like light suds. I use about 3/4 teaspoon. On skin contact it closes pores and has a really pleasant light smell that's minty but not the typical menthol, more like peppermint. After closing pores it calms down irritation and then it leaves skin with a light moisturized feeling. It has a lot of ingredients in it including witch hazel and aloe vera. It can be found for about 13 bucks for a 6.75 oz. bottle.
When I'm in a hurry I've been using it but it's really become my go to product and could replace the three step process.
description is this: After shaving, I use an alum block, let it dry and rinse, then use alcohol free witch hazel, then a Balm or after shave. This product for me actually does all three of those things. You shake the bottle and the foam is more like light suds. I use about 3/4 teaspoon. On skin contact it closes pores and has a really pleasant light smell that's minty but not the typical menthol, more like peppermint. After closing pores it calms down irritation and then it leaves skin with a light moisturized feeling. It has a lot of ingredients in it including witch hazel and aloe vera. It can be found for about 13 bucks for a 6.75 oz. bottle.
When I'm in a hurry I've been using it but it's really become my go to product and could replace the three step process.
