Cremo reviews and discussion

My son found this shaving cream a few years ago when all else made him break out and get skin irritation. He has to shave daily for work! It is scent free and kind to his face. It also travels well! If you prefer scent free, they offer it also!

Cremo is a do it all brand that does everything well at a great price point. I have tried every bodywash they have made as well as many items in their skincare and fragrance line. Theh really win with the bodywash. All of them are good. Palo Santo, Driftwood, suede, Pacific sea salt, bourbon and oak, and heritage red are standouts for me. Their face wash and facial scrub are good, but not a first option for me. Their fragrances are at a great price point. I will admit I have not had luck with the silage, so I use them as slightly expensive room sprays. I wish they sold a sample set with w coupon to redeem for a full-size bottle. The beard oil and afteshave are really good too. The heritage red aftershave balm is particularly outstanding. The soap is just okay, but is fairly priced. Items I do recommend: deodorant (not long lasting, possibly discontinued), charcoal face scrub (didn't work and stained towels), lip balm (tasted like soap, but was highly effective on dry skin).

In the world of men's body care products, Cremo is totally one of those lesser-known but totally awesome brands. Their whole brand shtick is that they make barber-grade skincare/haircare for men, and that definitely seems to hold true. I think I actually first came across them around the holidays in Nordstrom's mens section. I bought their Bourbon & Oak body wash + shampoo + conditioner for my husband a few years ago, and he really digged it. The scent was incredible and the products were great quality. Body wash was cleansing without residue, shampoo was great for de-greasing hair, and conditioner left his hair super soft and smelling great! Definitely recco.