The Lather & Wood aftershave balm/lotion calms irritation and eliminates razor burn. The balm is cooling and offers a refreshing finish to your shave. It is alcohol free, therefor it does not sting or burn. This is a great aftershave lotion for sensitive skin.
The Lather & Wood is a non greasy, hydrating formula that absorbs into the skin. Which will then leave your face feeling smooth. A little dab goes a long way.
I did not use this or attempt to use it on my legs or bikini area. I had my husband apply it almost every other day for a little over a week. These are his opinions on the product.
He shaves in the shower in the mornings before work. He really enjoyed how refreshing it felt. He felt that it was best to use right after a shower as it helped him wake up and feel a bit more ready for the day.
The look and feel is just like an unscented lotion. Although he felt like he was applying make up initially and it was slightly oily and messy. After it was rubbed in and dried, is when he felt like it felt the best. It states that it is unscented, although it smells like a regular hand lotion and he felt like it would have been nicer if it had a masculine scent to it. (Lather & Woods does sale a scented aftershave balm)
After it has dried and the lotion has abosorbed, it definetly felt smooth. He could tell the difference where he applied the balm and where he did not. There is a big difference between using this and an alcohol based product. His cheeks were soft and smooth, but his forhead was dry.
All in all, he said he would continue using this product as he loves the fact there is no alcohol in it.
As far as my thoughts on it, I agree that there is no masculine smell to it. I would feel his face through the day and it felt very smooth. I could tell he was using it because you can really see the hydration of the aftershave lotion. His hair grows in pretty fast and thick so to see this working after he shaves nearly every other day was great.
I received this product for free from Tomoson.com in exchange for my honest opinions.
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