For That Soft, Velvety Smooth Feel

I was referred to Green Tea Coochy Shaving Cream because of my highly sensitive and dry skin. With a name like Coochy cream I thought they were kidding, but it didn't take long for me to realize that Coochy cream was far more versatile than its name suggests.

Be it that you want something for intimate shaving with your partner or you are just looking for a good shaving cream to use for your everyday shaving needs coochy shaving cream will get it done. It's ideal for people like me who have a hard time getting a good close shave with out the dryness, the razor burn, rashes, and stripped skin that comes with having highly sensitive dry skin. But it's made for everyone, every skin type, male or female; this is an equal opportunity shaving cream. If your Man doesn't like the idea of shaving with a double entendre like "Coochy Cream" it is easily transferred into other containers that he might find more suitable for his section of the bathroom.

Very much different than most shaving creams I have used, Coochy Shave Cream has a consistency much more similar to light weight lotion than common shaving creams. Its light and creamy texture easily comes out of the bottle and even more easily glides onto the skin in a thin, slick layer without causing the typical frothy mess I am used to. It's not the slightest bit greasy either, even if rubbing it into dry skin it doesn't leave a greasy residue just velvety soft skin.

The fragrance is a light & fresh scent that is slightly perfumey, which is a little surprising for green tea. It does have a hint of green tea in the aroma. But being that green tea has little fragrance unless it's brewed, it's not shocking that at first whiff you detect the perfume more than the base fragrance. It's not overly strong and should be light enough for most with fragrance allergies. On the skin it has a light, fresh, green/earthy aroma that is pleasing and not overwhelming.

This shaving cream provides a comfortable shave, leaving your skin moisturized, rash free, and leaves your skin of so velvety soft. I have never managed to get a closer more comfortable shave. You don't need and excessive amount, a little goes a long way. It just glides in a nice thin layer over your skin and that will work perfectly. It will nicely stay put without sliding or easily being rinsed off by stray water from the shower leaving you enough time to leisurely shave rather than trying to do a patchy rush job, at your own risk, in order to get the job done before it goes down the drain. When you are done, just rinse off the remaining cream. You won't have an scummy residue on your skin, in your tub/sink, or building up in your drain.

I am a permanent convert to using coochy cream. I absolutely love how smooth and velvety my skin feels after easy use. Even when my razor is on its last use before it's time to toss it, my legs still feel fantastic. It's hard to find a really good moisturizing shaving cream, that really does moisturize your skin as you use it. This one lives up to its claims.

Packaged in a simple squeeze bottle, this shaving cream is ideal for travel. As I mentioned before it's also easily transferred into other bottles if you need something a little smaller. The name on the front does boldly declare "Coochy" which isn't all that discrete, but there are directions for use clearly stated on the bottle.

Though, I have not tried it yet. It does say you can use it as a hair conditioner, which is a unique quality for a shaving cream and might prove useful when I run out of conditioner and forget to restock.

As far as the bikini area is concerned, I am not one to judge. I did not have so much of the red bumps and rashes that are typically caused. But I still had a little due to my overly sensitive skin, and possibly not the greatest razor. But needless to say it provided a smoother, more comfortable shave, with no discomfort and few after effects than I am commonly used to. But with sensitive skin, and it being a delicate area, you may find the results different case by case for yourself.