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Aztecface wrote:Interesting. A couple of years ago I used to use a very nice AS milk from Nivea. Nonexistant now unfortunatly. Can't remember the name though. Came in a porcelain bottle.

You mean the Sensitive balm?

Still exists

Nice ingredients ! 8) Should be available in the U.S, since I found it on Drugstore.com http://a1468.g.akamai.net/f/1468/580/1d/pics.Drugstore.com/prodimg/239361/300.JPG Water, Glycerin, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Dimethicone, Polyglyceryl 3 Distearate, Simmondsia Chinensis Oil, Tapioca Starch, Stearyl A...

Great citrusy/aloe scent


Soothing, and cooling although there is no menthol or eucalyptus



Texture is creamier than the original


Nice skincare






Get it.


Now

I saw it @ Jean Coutu today, but not in the regular shaving products section. It's part of a X-mas gift pack (a round red box, "sensitive"); I didn't buy the pack because I already have the White soap and a shaving brush. I'm sure it will be on the shelves soon, but you can buy the bundle ...

rafikz, If you have dry skin, you'd likely do better with a quality tallow bath soap than those detergent based body washes. Regards, Gordon Hi Gordon, Actually, my facial skin is the dry one; my body's skin is normal. There are a few well formulated body washes; my favorite one being the Nivea Sen...

Dry skinned bastard here: - Face wash: Nivea Sensitive or Cetaphil gentle - A/S: don't get me started; any good drugstore alcohol-free balm - Lotion: Vaseline Shea and cocoa butters or Nivea Sensitve face lotion Bodywashes: - Nivea Cool - Nivea Sensitive - Gillette bodywashes Shampoo: - Gillette cle...

I've had good luck with Fructis Spiking gel.

Dep with the 11 hold is good too (it also has proteins)

This week I went hiking with friends in one of the few places in southern France where you can still get lost and flee society. First we went to a place where nature takes back. It may not be obvious, but in some photographs the trees literally grow on rocks. Then we went to a very, very small vill...

I have it.

I use it sometimes during the Montreal winter, as I already have dry skin to begin with.

I LOVE it

Thanks for the review.

This product seems loaded with moisturizers.

As you pointed out, looks convenient for traveling.

goose wrote:I have been using the Scrubbing Bubbles, but it still takes quite a bit of elbow grease to get the deposits off of the tub.

I haven't noticed any difference in scrubbing frequency from one vs the other, but I haven't used body wash recently enough to give you a direct comparison.

Clint

Thanks

Kaveh , thanks for the advice. I have a Dove bar in my cabinet; I'll put it to the test before buying anything Clint , Your water must be even harder than mine. By the way, is the scrubbing frequency different when using soap VS bodywash? I have no soap scum with BW, whatsoever. If I use soap, freq...

rafikz wrote:In a perfect world, I would use bar soap.

But I have pretty hard water, so a lot of soap scum accumulates quickly, and I have to scrub hard every week (or every 2 weeks)

Anyone else having this issue?

In a perfect world, I would use bar soap.

But I have pretty hard water, so a lot of soap scum accumulates quickly, and I have to scrub hard every week (or every 2 weeks)

I got myself the Sensitive face wash and Sens. face lotion; 2 for 1, not bad

However, I remember reading a thread recently where someone mentioned that the face wash was on clearance in the U.S (target); hope they are not discontinuing some products

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This is what I'm doing and I know basically nothing about computers

Or a Technical Writer

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Aaron, the most gentle and scentless aftershaves I've found are the ones put out by Nivea. Where you are using items so heavy in benzoyl peroxide (which dries your skin), I'd use the Nivea balm. You can apply it a few times if needed, and it seems to have no effect on my acne. +1 I know someone who...

Yeah, I just always figured I had very dry skin, as my legs perpetually itched in winter and I was using every lotion I could think of to fight the problem. When I gave up the shower gels and started using soaps, things got better. When I used a cheap U.S. Yardley (tallow-based) for a month, it was...