I'm being completely honest here.
I've got a can of Barbasol Skin Conditioner cream (yellow stripes), and it definitely has a long list of ingredients. However, my Proraso cream and Omega soap seem to have some similarly-long names of not-exactly-natural-sounding substances.
What specifically is in the canned 'goo' and 'foam' that is considered bad for your face in the long run.
I do believe in the benefit of a shaving brush and the smallest number of blades/passes, but I can't really come up with a good answer in defense of non-aerosol soaps and creams since I can't specifically name what is a "BAD" ingredient. Plus, that Barbasol Skin Conditioner stuff feels quite slick, contains lanolin, and only requires about 99 cents, a shake and a button-push.
And yes, I'm fully aware that I'm probably opening up a can of enraged worms here. Let me have it.
I've got a can of Barbasol Skin Conditioner cream (yellow stripes), and it definitely has a long list of ingredients. However, my Proraso cream and Omega soap seem to have some similarly-long names of not-exactly-natural-sounding substances.
What specifically is in the canned 'goo' and 'foam' that is considered bad for your face in the long run.
I do believe in the benefit of a shaving brush and the smallest number of blades/passes, but I can't really come up with a good answer in defense of non-aerosol soaps and creams since I can't specifically name what is a "BAD" ingredient. Plus, that Barbasol Skin Conditioner stuff feels quite slick, contains lanolin, and only requires about 99 cents, a shake and a button-push.
And yes, I'm fully aware that I'm probably opening up a can of enraged worms here. Let me have it.