erasmic shave cream

[Oshi]

I was talking a walk in savers yesterday and noticed that this was a pound
for the new big tube if anyone's interested,haven't tried it as yet as i bought a old small tube of
ingrams instead,

 

[SirPrize]

I can get this locally for £1 for 75g tube - what do you mean by "big tube"?
Great stuff by the way - works well and smells faintly of coconut.

 

[Oshi]

If going by the erasmic site pretty sure it was the 150ml sensitive with Jojoba Seed Oil
and Aloe Vera that i saw,also think i might have seen the original one as well,if i manage to go into
town later will have a look again

 

[Oshi]

both original with Jojoba and glycerin and the above sensitive in 150ml plastic tubes £1.00
how long it'll stay at this price i don't know but the ticket isn't a special offer one

 

[cozzyb]

I would honestly just get the boots tube at £1.09 myself.

 

[SirPrize]

I went round to my local savers to recce and it seems that the 150gm ones are brushless.

 

[Oshi]

Did the tubes you saw anthony have brushless written on them?
had a look at the original 150ml i bought the other day and
couldn't see anything on that about it being brushless unless you
count "apply to face" under the use instructions!!

sorry if i misled anyone.

 

[Blades]

Did the tubes you saw anthony have brushless written on them?
had a look at the original 150ml i bought the other day and
couldn't see anything on that about it being brushless unless you
count "apply to face" under the use instructions!!

sorry if i misled anyone.

Perhaps it means apply with hand on face..brush n bowl not needed :mrgreen:

 

[whisp]

Just out of interest are these replacing the older style tubes and sticks?

What are the differences?

Cheers!
Whisp

 

[SirPrize]

Did the tubes you saw anthony have brushless written on them?
had a look at the original 150ml i bought the other day and
couldn't see anything on that about it being brushless unless you
count "apply to face" under the use instructions!!

sorry if i misled anyone.

There being no mention of "brush" or "lather" in the instructions led me to assume that this product is non-lathering i.e. brushless.

 

[Oshi]

SirPrize
Yes, didn't think of that although have been using the cream with a brush
and it seems okay,a well you live and learn,

Whisp
Don't really know if they will be replacing the older packaging will have to
do a little home work.

 

[bcl501]

The shaving creams; original and sensitive can be used with a brush, the instructions only state to apply/spread the cream evenly over the stubble. The original even has the same/similar scent to the old shave stick!

 

[pedro083]

But do they actually lather if you use a brush, or is it like using a brush with canned gel

 

[bcl501]

They do lather just like lathering shaving creams should, they perform similarly to the Real Shaving Co's shaving creams.

 

[Oshi]

Agree there
if SirPrize hadn't told i wouldn't have known they were brushless but i will say
they do work well with a brush and i got a good lather from it.

 

[whisp]

Agree there
if SirPrize hadn't told i would have known they were brushless but i will say
they do work well with a brush and i got a good lather from it.

Noticed any difference between this and the original?