#11

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Northern NJ
Aside from scent how does it function as a post shave healer? With the main ingredients being water and alcohol and no witch hazel or aloe etc does it still help you up nice after a shave?
#12
(01-09-2017, 05:56 PM)Marcos Wrote: Aside from scent how does it function as a post shave healer? With the main ingredients being water and alcohol and no witch hazel or aloe etc does it still help you up nice after a shave?

Depends on your skin type...I'm in New England and the winters here can run with the worst - if you have dry skin, you'll probably need a balm as a follow up. During the summer, I have no issue just using the splash.

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#13

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Virginia
(01-03-2017, 02:35 AM)olschoolsteel Wrote: So its safe to say it doesnt smell like an orange creamsicle or a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, nor anything in between?

I bought the other one with "orange" in the title, and the only thing orange about it is in the name only.

I definitely get the citrus from it. Kind of like orange without the sweetness. Like your hands after peeling one? Plus some other elements.
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(01-09-2017, 05:51 AM)EFDan Wrote:
(01-03-2017, 02:35 AM)olschoolsteel Wrote: So its safe to say it doesnt smell like an orange creamsicle or a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, nor anything in between?

I bought the other one with "orange" in the title, and the only thing orange about it is in the name only.

L'Orange Noir is a Terre D' Hermes knockoff.

Good point. I think I had heard that before. But since I havent used TDH, I dont have a solid reference point to move from.


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