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Posted by SPII on 7th Feb 2011
I tried Cremo Cream some years ago and still use it. Yes it is brushless, but it works as advertised. I still prefer to use a brush, but this is a great way to shave when you time is of the essence. Cremo Creme lubricates well and provides a very smooth shave.
My only caveate is not to be decieved by the picture. The tube is large so it's not really for travel.
Posted by bob on 4th Nov 2010
i have been using this product for a few months now and love it. i typicaly mix up the brush & soap and the brushless(cremo) every week or so and it works great for me. perfect for travel as well.
Posted by Craig on 2nd Jun 2010
I don't often write reviews for products but if you use Cremo the way the instructions tell you then you will get a great shave. Sad to say but you get a better shave with Cremo then with a brush and shave soaps. Perfect with my "Mergress long knob" and a feather blade.
Posted by Matt on 9th Apr 2009
This is a cream that is applied by hand, not a soap, and is NOT intended to lather. The razor glides close, smooth, without drag, and leaves your skin soft. I will miss my badger hair brush, but I find this the best shaving product I've used.
Posted by Hawk on 24th Mar 2009
I use a Mekur DE razor with Feather Blades and find that Cremo Cream works very well for a smooth and nick-free shave. As the label says, the trick is to use lots of water. I start with a wet face and splash on a little extra water as needed. Only a small amount is needed as a relatively thin film provides adequate lubrication. I have a 30ml Nalgene jar that I fill with Cremo Cream for travel and this quantity lasts well over a week. It is also really great for shaving in the shower.
Posted by Scotty on 25th Nov 2008
Read the directions! This is not a traditional cream, its designed to be brushless! In addition, the directions state to use a bit more than traditional creams--a quarter-size dollop versus the usual almond-size for traditional creams. Cremo is also very thirsty--you can't use this right out of the tube straight onto your face. It requires a lot more water when compared to traditional creams, but once you get the mix right, it's simply awesome, slick and lubricating. It's my go to travel cream for when taking a brush along is not an option.
You can get it to lather with a brush, but its a real challenge to do so by itself. However, its a great cream for making superlathers with!
Posted by 1 on 18th Nov 2008
This shaving cream is bad. It does not lather up well at all. After working to build somewhat of a lather the cream does not provide much lubrication as nicks, cuts, and scrape happen frequently. I had to stop after each stroke and reapply cream as it dries out quickly reducing what small amount of slickness it does provide. The cream does smell good. It has a coco butter sent to it.

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