Thoughts on Lucky Tiger products
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I use the Face Tonic, Aspen, and Hair Tonic regularly.
I use the Face Tonic after every shave. Works great. The scent is not long lasting, so I overlay some Cologne. The Face Tonic soothes the skin nicely after a shave.
This. LT After Shave and Face Tonic is a definite winner!
I not only use it immediately after each shave, I also splash it on my face after I wash it (I wash my face 2x/day, whether or not I shave).
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The only one I've used is the Aftershave and Face Tonic ... and it's wonderful.
I've heard good things about the liquid shave cream, too.
I've heard good things about the liquid shave cream, too.
I like the Bay Rum after shave, scent doesn't last long but it just feels good after my shave.
I expect to replace the tonic when I'm finished with my bottle...which will be sooner than I'd anticipated because now my wife likes to use it after her evening makeup removal wash!
I've also tried the lemon cleansing cream as part of the shave experience that my local barber offers. Nice.
I've also tried the lemon cleansing cream as part of the shave experience that my local barber offers. Nice.
I also use the Aftershave and Face Tonic. I use it after every shave and when I don't I miss it.
I used the face moisturizer last winter. It was great and didn't leave a greasy feeling afterwards.
I've used Lucky Tiger products in the past, and have several AS on hand. I've found them very nice, and the price is right.
Their AS and hair tonic are first class IMHO! 
Great!
The "Liquid Cream Shave" is a no-drama brushless shave cream that is slick, moisturizing and easy to use when I'm in a hurry. I did use the other brushless product named "Molle" (I think I spelled it correctly) and it worked but I didn't care for the scent and it was a mess to clean up my sink after using it.
I also didn't care for the Molle for the exact reasons mentioned above by David In Boston.
I've had good luck lathering it as well. I use it either by itself or superlathered with Williams. Super-slick!
The feedback in this thread is unanimous, but at the risk of sounding redundant - Lucky Tiger is one of the most under-rated men's skincare and grooming lines on the market. Lucky Tiger tonic was launched in 1935 when barber Benjamin Clarke's success as a barber was succeeded by his ability to produce a tonic that would regularly help his patrons succeed with the ladies. After a trip to the barbershop for a shave and some tonic, they were off to become a Lucky Tiger. It's a true, proven classic for the Lucky Tiger.
I am curious which of today's Lucky Tiger tonics, if any, would be closest to the original. I have a quite a few of their products, including several older, discontinued products that are all a bit different but pretty nice stuff.
