Shea Moisture Tea Tree Herbal After Shave

[global_dev]

i was in target and just thought i would give this a try.
I know how some Shea Moisture products here are received, but my IMO I've found them workable.

So i picked a pre-shave scrub and the after shave...

It's actually called the "Tea Tree Herbal Bump Preventer After Shave Elixir"

The copy on the bottle says
Don't be afraid of the tingle, it's for your own good!

Key Ingredients: Tea Tree Oil, Shea Butter, Coconut Oil, Black Seed Oil, Willow Bark Extract, Birchwood Sap, Witch Hazel, Kaolin Clay, Juniper Oil, Songyi Mushroom, Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Essential Oil Blend

All I can say is it definitely tingles.. smells interesting... hard to get a read on the scent so far, almost citrusy in a verbena way, better smell than generic witchhazel. It's not oily and quickly absorbs? into the skin... I've only used it twice so far...

I've been using after my straight shaves (on number 5 so far), so i don't know if the tingle I feel is due to my own irritation or that's the real tingle.. maybe i'll try it out before I shave as a comparison.

 

[LeverTime]

I just picked some of this up and I used it for the first time yesterday. Not bad. It's not the best I've ever used, but for the price it's a good value.

 

[primitiveworker]

I definitely prefer this to both Thayer's Lavender Witch Hazel with Aloe and Lucky Tiger's After Shave & Face Tonic.

The scent is interesting, the tingle is invigorating, and it dries without leaving a filmy feeling.

Both the Thayer and Lucky Tiger products have less interesting scents, no "tingle" or sting, and dry on my skin with a sticky filmy feeling.

My only complaint: it's a comparatively small bottle.

And I forgot to mention: it definitely reduces the visibility of irritation on my lower neck where I'm still working out how to deal with a swirl.

 

[Comet]

How much does it cost at Target?

 

[primitiveworker]

According to this strange Target.com page, $6.99 for 4 oz.