I was wondering if anyone knows how this would compare to a Trumper's. I picked some up at my local Walgreen's. They also have Men's shaving on the web site but unfortunately not at the store.http://shop.weleda.com/item_detail.aspx?ItemCode=9859
I was wondering if anyone knows how this would compare to a Trumper's. I picked some up at my local Walgreen's. They also have Men's shaving on the web site but unfortunately not at the store.http://shop.weleda.com/item_detail.aspx?ItemCode=9859
Last edited by rtheen; 10-30-2007 at 04:11 AM.
I've tried the waleda aftershave balsam which as an aftershave balm and its not bad stuff. I don't know if its similar to their skin food but its not in the same class as trumpers.
These skin foods are totally different products. The Weleda is a rich, thick cream, more akin to a hand cream (I use it as such), whereas the Trumper products are liquid. Their compositions are also quite different. Whereas the Trumper skin foods are glycerin-based, the Weleda cream is mostly fat-based.
Both skin-food types are excellent products in their own rights. In fact, I have had excellent results with all Weleda product I have ever used. Weleda has, in their shaving lineup, a dedicated cream, but it is so expensive that I never bought it. I did use a sample once, and I must say that that cream is outstanding.
So, I think the only common aspect of the two is the term "skin food", but this term does not describe a type of cosmetics; it's just a slogan.
Best - MM
No, that's the regular shaving cream.
I am referring to this one:
http://www.weleda.co.uk/products/nam...ct_id/00404400
Best - MM
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