Taylor of Old Bond Street Jermyn Street Luxury Shaving Cream for Sensitive Skin, 5.3-Ounce 01014

I switched to this shaving cream after using Proraso for many months. Its not that Proraso is bad, it is actually very good itself. But TOBS seems to have a more luxurious feeling on the face and I felt more refreshed afterwards.

I am an english man. and you can not go wrong with Taylor of Old Bond Street.

Probably one of the best creams Ive used. You get a good amount of cream for the money. Will buy again.

Pricey and doesnt smell that great to me personally. I bought it to see what fancy shaving cream is about and it just seems like more of a hassle than anything. After 2 uses Ive found I simply prefer using my standard Barbasol sensitive skin shaving cream. To each their own.

This stuff is great. You are a fool if you continue to buy AOS stuff. This is just as good without the Im middle class but want to act like I am upper class price.

Look, its not going to change your life, but... It lathers really well The smell isnt overbearing or too artificial (imo) It reduced the number of nicks and inflammation I use to get shaving The price is a little daunting, but it lathers so well this tube will last me a long while. Pretty great shaving cream.

Guys! This review is not about the quality of the cream, because this is a TOBS, and they dont need more positive feedback. Any soap or cream from this brand makes a perfect lather. BUT the fragrance! You gonna love this scent! Girlfriends satisfaction level is 99% which is a great number, regarding her picky nose. The missing 1%? This lovely scent goes away too quick, so i have to shave 3-4 times in a day to keep it up:)

Smells great I love TOBS

I happened upon this while perusing for some nice shaving products. While I am trying traditional shaving with a safety razor along with this product, Ill review based on the the cream itself. Being a sensitive guy (1/2 scotch-Irish, German) I sunburn easy on the face, get razor burn on the neck and am prone breakouts too. I have been using a Schick Extreme 3 for quite a while. Gillette Sensitive Foamy, Gillette Proglide, Nivea, Aveeno, and Edge Sensitive Gel are all about the same. They lubricate the skin so much that razor cannot effectively do its job. Ive experienced a closer shave, the skin never gets aggravated really. I reapply numerous times, just as I have with the fore mentioned others (I shave against the grain). My skin stays soft, hydrated, while allowing the razor to get closer to the skin. The most significant difference, is that my skin stays white vs. slight redness, which I thought was just natural. I could actually see a calmed natural shave shadow that was ashy-smooth, against a white face. Not smooth with a redness as usual. The other great thing, is most sensitive products have no scent, which PMO!!! This has a nice light soapy, powdery, pleasant light floral and sweet musk(everything that embodies the barber experience) scent? It really makes one feel that youve treated oneself. Pricey: Yes, but Ive been able to eliminate $7 in Nivea post shave balm. Verdict: EXCEPTIONAL PRODUCT

I have a thick beard and sensitive skin. I mix a little of this with the shaving soap and it lathers great. and does not irritate my face. My wife loves the smell.