Review (4/5): Coochy...hah
I dont really know where to begin...Hmmm. I have been using this for about half a month now and am not disappointed. I originally wanted this product mainly for my legs because no matter what expensive razor I bought (Venus Embrace) or what expensive shaving cream I got at the store my legs would always have some red bumps and skin that looked like it had been nicked a lot. It was starting to piss me off because I moisturize my legs all the timmmmme. Then I saw this and, after much mental debate, ordered it.
Now let's see...how to describe the cream and my experience with it. When I first used it I was not blown away or anything. It really is just like hair conditioner only a bit more moisturizing and when rubbed in the hands enough it will become a kind of whitish color that goes on better. I used it alone that first time and it worked well enough. I decided though that it needed some help. I recommend this to everyone: add IT to your regular shaving cream. I just can't get over not having foam. I like to squirt some of my SkinTimate shaving cream into my hand then add about 3 pumps of Coochy to it and mix it together to create this thick foamy concoction that goes on my legs and gives me something to look at because Coochy by itself goes on clear. I need guidelines okay? I want to see where I have shaved and where I need to shave next. This improved the product in my opinion. With Coochy in the mix AND my regular shaving cream my legs are feeling pretty damn good. So are my underarms. OH! I like to rub some Coochy on my underarms(and legs) right at the beginning of my showers because once the shower is over and it's time to shave the follicles are very soft and hah...are struck down by my blade easily.
On a side note..kind of. I do use this on MY coochy. Only I have yet to shave with it so far since it really could be a hassle. I have very coarse hair down there and to me Coochy is hair conditioner for your pubes. I'm serious! Like I said before: apply at the beginning of the shower. I do this every time now and it leaves my hair much softer. I may shave with it one day but I am skeptical about whether it really could stop ingrown hairs or itchies for such rough terrain. Waxing would probably be the better solution for that.
I almost forgot about the After-shave Protection Mist stuff. It's interesting. Smells like aloe...smells like medicine actually. I use it but can't really tell if it is doing anything for me. I like to think it does. I spray it on my legs, underarms(at night,after shave, NO deodorant), and other places. It has a cooling sensation. It probably is helping some but I have been to focused on what the shaving cream does for me. I will pay closer attention to it and repost in a bit to tell you if it really does do anything.