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Cremo - Wchnu - 03-14-2022
I have been seeing this cream around and have not tried it until the other day. I picked up the Cremo Sandalwood with the orange looking cap on it. I was veddy happy with the lather. The scent is also nice. For the price I would say it is a good cream to have around. It is is not as nice as some of the Bulgarian or Portugal or Italian creams I use, but it is far from bad.
RE: Cremo - GAW9576 - 03-14-2022
For the price I've been pretty happy with the Cooling. I use it mainly as a travel cream though.
RE: Cremo - mlb 549 - 03-14-2022
I have three flavors of Cremo but do not use creams very often. As you say, good value for the buck.
RE: Cremo - Whiterook - 03-14-2022
I used the last of mine up as a preshave. I could never get it to lather, but now I know why. I usually bowl lather since being retired I have the time. I assumed that was the way to go with such a cream. Watching your video, I realized that face lathering was the way to use that stuff. Since I have a beard it would be neck lathering, but I made that work before I retired.
RE: Cremo - CrustyCat - 03-26-2022
The original Cremo that I had didn't lather. It was just...slick. I like to see where I've shave though.
RE: Cremo - Whiterook - 03-26-2022
I didn't think of that! The formula may have been improved since I used it last.
RE: Cremo - Wchnu - 03-27-2022
(03-26-2022, 06:32 AM)CrustyCat Wrote: The original Cremo that I had didn't lather. It was just...slick. I like to see where I've shave though.
I agree. I can use clear brush less stuff but I am not a fan at all.