1 Original Old Spice Lather Shaving Cream Tube 70gms

Though this shave cream has fewer natural ingredients, I like it better than Cremo and Proraso creams. The Cremo takes way too long to lather and then it is a thin lather. The Proraso is a very nice thick lather but I was not able to get a good close shave because it did not have a slick base foundation for lubrication like the Cremo and sometimes left me with skin bumps and even minor razor irritation.An almond-size quantity of this Original Old Spice shaving cream very quickly makes a good creamy lather that is almost as thick as Proraso when fully worked up (BTW - I use a boar hair brush and a bowl). Best of all it has enough of a slick base foundation for lubrication so that I get a nice close smooth shave without any skin bumps or irritation. It very cleanly washes off with just water without leaving an oily film and leaves the skin feeling smooth with a very slight refreshing sensation.I appreciate its "Clean" scent though I would have preferred it to be more like the "Old Spice Classic" scent. The scent is faint and much more neutral than the strong herbal scents of most shaving creams and it is not noticeable when the shave cream is rinsed off. If you do use "Old Spice Classic Aftershave", the scent matches well with it.Warning: This product has a 3 year expiration. Check the stamped manufacturing date ("MFD") on the tube crimp. The expiration date is 3 years after manufacture. Typically both dates are also labeled in separate locations on the packaging box.Note: This product is only manufactured in India. The Indian seller "Cibbostore" has very fresh product inventory that it supplies to "Amazon Fulfillment" for Amazon shipping in the USA. My tube still had over 2.5 years of shelf-life.

Smells like the real McCoy and lathers fat and fast. I use a shave brush and it makes the shave a pleasure. Splash a dab of Old Spice after shave when done and you'll smell like your Dad and that's a good thing.

I got this Old Spice shave foam to have as a spare when I travel. Old Spice is my favorite fragrance.This shave cream far exceeded my expectations.It is SUPER AMAZINGLY creamy. Much more so than canned foam. It spreads pretty great, way better than canned foam as well. I was shocked at my skin after using it...my skin was SUPER moisturized and not dry. Canned foam leaves my skin a bit dry. Anyway, I found the fragrance is the typical Old Spice fragrance, only much better, more pronounced. The fragrance also lasted quite a while, even after using it. NOTE: The only thing I ABSOLUTELY DID NOT LIKE, is the packaging. HORRIBLE toothpaste-tube ... with a screw-on lid that slips out of my hand easily and flies off somewhere in the bathroom! Every time!Really, Old Spice??? Could the company PLEASE fix this?? Could you at least make the lid an attached snap-on??? Or how about a pump bottle?Nevertheless, I found this to be an amazing product.I do highly recommend this product.

The product comes in a tube similar to toothpaste. The contents requires a lot of pressure to get any out. It's so hard, it makes it difficult to apply to my face. The shave soap is so old there is no smell. So much for their slogan 'Smell like a man'.Don't bother with this product.

The packaging says "Smell Like a Man". If using this makes me "smell like a man", it's nearly impossible to detect. The scent is VERY faint, to the extent that it's difficult to identify it as the (current) Old Spice fragrance? Is it? Hmmm, maybe, maybe not.Also, this tube pretty small, so IMO the value is OK, but not great.It DOES lather well and seems to be as moisturizing as my go-to creme, Palmolive. It is cushioning and as slick as other cremes I've tried, so it does the job.I'll use it until it's gone, but I won't purchase again.

Old fashioned greasy crème!

yes,everything was good.

This is the classic Old Spice scented shave cream that has been around for decades. For new users: this, like all other shave creams is best used with a shaving brush. Yes you can put in on with your hands, but using a brush raises it to a whole new experience. Use 3/4" long piece on a wet shave brush and start working it onto your face. alternativelt, you can dab some on your face and then work it with the brush. Dip the brush in a little bit of water 2 or three times during the process. You'll wind up with a thick, rich lather that is creamy, lubricates your face well, and puts canned shaving cream to shame. I use this when travelling and sometimes for a change from my mug shaving soap at home. I hope they continue to produce this for the next few decades!