Unless we need to thin the herd. Veg will do in small and weaker bovine animals. It's not for everyone, just the heroes.
Warm/cold water rinse. Cold towel, Dominello Vitali Calming Post Shave Moisturizer, finished off with one of my AS's(Clubman, Clubman Virgin Island Bay Rum Aramis, Canoe).
Hot water rinse, alum or styptic as needed, towel dry, after shave (high alcohol content), aftershave balm or face lotion as needed.
COLD water splash then aftershave. Don japanese Soto Zen kimono. Pour english breakfast tea from a brown betty with milk and sugar. Turn on Alan Watts lecture and greet the sunrise. Plot the overthrow of the government.
Hot water rinse I add a tiny bit of cream made by Deep Sea Cosmetics and massage with the hot water. Cold water rinse Lavender scented which hazel Add a tiny amount of Nivea cream, using the wh to dilute and massage in. Add as or balm. It may be a little over the top, but I never experience discomfort post shave.
1. Witch hazel splash 2 diy Shave oil balm 3 Aloe with hemp and tea oil Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
Tazorac, I like the astringent & sanitizing effect of the alcohol. Plus, I love the burn. I moisturize with my product of choice directly after the AS application to counteract any drying. Works for me.
Now retired , I ALWAYS have the time! After rinsing off the soap and do a pat dry, I use my OWN concoction of aftershave balm. Here is my present fantastic mix. Thayer witch Hazel Aloe Vera Sheabutter Jojoba oil Vitamin E Coconut oil Avocado oil LUCKY TIGER aftershave LAB SERIES Anti aging serum Nivea Post shave balm sensitive. Fill several amber pharmaceutical bottles and one travel size plastic bottle with spout top. I'm delighted with the outcome. I even apply after I wash my face without shaving at night. My 76 year old skin has visibly improved. . Even my brother and our close friends swear by it.
Rinse, apply witch hazel, apply after shave, fend off the wife. Kind of like living in an Axe commercial... Without using Axe.
Cold water, Thayers witch hazel, Nivea balm, aftershave. (I find that if I apply the aftershave before the balm, the former's scent will be mitigated by the latter.)
