Review on The Art of Shaving Pre Shave Beard Oil - Men's Shaving Oil, 🪒 Guards from Irritation & Razor Burn, Clinically Proven Gentle on Skin, Fragrance-Free, 2 Ounce by Terri Owen

After using Clinique shaving products for more than 10 years without any problems, I started looking for the best shaving products. I bought shaving cream, balm, preshave oil, a brush, and a quality razor for a total of about $450, which isn't a problem because I'm financially secure. Unfortunately, all of these products will be returned. Let's get to the preshave oil test: • Why the hell wasn't this product made with a dropper? Anything in this price range and only 2 ounces needs a dropper. It's very easy to accidentally spill more liquid on your arm than you intended. Bad design for the customers but good for the company because people will buy more of the product. • During the shaving process, the oil clogged my premium razor quite badly. This was supposed to improve glide but was completely unnoticeable. The time I spent cleaning up shaving oil was ridiculous. The following guidelines should appear on the packaging of this product: * Rinsing the razor with hot water after each puff will help the product work properly and minimize razor clogging. • While I'm not a PETA fanatic, I'm deeply saddened that this company is associated with Procter & Gamble. A company that tests products on animals. • Despite choosing their unscented line, my facial skin became itchy, dry and irritated almost immediately after shaving. The product has a scent, but it is a natural and very attractive scent. I don't know why it happened a few hours later. The bottom line is I'm going back to what has worked best for me for over a decade. Clinic. I thought a change would be good, especially for more expensive items, but I was very wrong and just wasting my time. To people who love The Art of Shaving products, good for you, but it didn't work for me because of the four points above.