Review on The Art of Shaving Sandalwood Pre Shave Beard Oil for Men, Clinically Tested for Sensitive Skin, Protects Against Irritation and Razor Burn, 2 Fl Oz by Crystal Keenan

This oil smells great and looks great. A few notes: 1. Be frugal. For most men, a coin-sized doll held in a cupped hand should suffice. It should be enough to cover the sideburns but not enough to make the face look shiny. If you don't use any oil at all you run the risk of getting irritated while shaving, if you use too much your razor will glide over at least part of your mustache without friction and not cut it. 2. After shaving, an oily layer remains on the razor. You will probably want to invest in a small container of rubbing alcohol to spray your razor with after rinsing. You should do this anyway to make your razor last longer. Don't invest in it unless you're investing in a full wet shave. You'll need a good brush (badger hair works best), foamable soap, and good aftershave. While you can use a traditional disposable or multi-blade razor, I highly recommend getting a quality safety razor or straight razor (if you're brave). They don't use a wet shave for convenience, it's a gourmet experience. TO UPDATE. With the above amount, my shaving oil lasted 9 months if I shaved 5 days a week.