Anthony Logistics Cream?

[desmoface]

Hey gang, hope everyone had a great holiday. So we bought my sister's boyfriend a tube of C&E Almond Oil Cream, and gave him an unused AOS badger brush that I got with an AOS kit some time back. Nothing fantastic, but it'll give him the opportunity to try real wet shaving. He is real psyched to try out shaving with a brush, I have a feeling we have another convert :biggrin:

I was surprised to find that they bought me this:
http://tinyurl.com/35oaa9

It's brushless, but her boyfriend swears by the stuff. I may give it a try, but I'll probably give it to me wife for her legs. Has anyone ever used this stuff?? I can't fathom the thought of shaving without a brush but feel I should give this stuff a try. Maybe I'll re-gift it LOL. Thanks in advance for any replies.

Steve

[Brigadier]

Brushless creams make a good pre-shave cream, I have found.

[JayKay]

I use it when I'm in a rush. The stuff is pretty great. Also their post-shave cream is great.

[jramire2]

+1 on their asb, a nice light minty scent, and great performing.

[JayKay]

Theyre ASB has benzocaine (awesome) in it to relieve razor burn as well as tons of aloe and other plant extracts.

In terms of products like that I would recommend their shave cream (no brush) and their aftershave balm. I would also recommend Zirh's correct and protect creams for after shaving and daily moisturizing.

[Cutthroat_trout]

I have a couple of "non brush" creams (Aveda and Kiehl's) I am not crazy about them but I find myself using them when I travel. I don't think they compare favorably to soaps and creams used with a brush.