Castle Forbes Preshave Lotion - Unscented Conditioning Cream | 5 fl. oz. | Protects Skin From Razor Burn & Irritation
Sale price
$111.95
Regular price
$184.99
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Castle Forbes Preshave Lotion - Unscented Conditioning Cream | 5 fl. oz. | Protects Skin From Razor Burn & Irritation
Sale price
$111.95
Regular price
$184.99
- PROTECTIVE & HYDRATING - Castle Forbes unscented Preshave lotion is a thin, oil-free lotion that provides a protective barrier for the skin and pairs well with any shaving creams. This water based ‘slip’ allows the blade to glide over any bumps or contours for a smoother shave and it will not impede penetration to the facial hair when using water based shaving lathers.
- FOR A SPEEDY SHAVE - If you like to shave particularly speedily or feel you need a slight comfort barrier this can be helpful. Only a very small amount of this pre save conditioning cream goes a long way to lay down a hydrating and protective slip, over which the blades can glide giving added protection around skin imperfections or scars.
- WATER SOLUBLE - Castle Forbes pre-shave lotion is water-soluble and designed to work with hot water for a more effective wet shave that does not hinder the action of the shaving cream and water. Our water-based beard shaving lotion formula does not leave any oily residue on your skin, shaving brush, or blades.
- PREMIUM INGREDIENTS- Made with plant based ingredients and free of parabens, colorants, and animal products, our pre shave lotion is not tested on animals, and comes in a 150ml recyclable PET flip-top bottle that makes it easy to apply! Squeeze a small amount onto your finger tips and apply castle forbes preshave with your finger tips to give a light coverage over the area to be shaved. Suitable for all skin types.
- CASTLE FORBES - Castle Forbes is a well-respected and trusted luxury brand known for producing high-quality grooming products. Choose Castle Forbes Shaving Cream for a renowned product that is both effective and made with the utmost care since 1996.
