Thinking about trying this, but wondering about application. Could it be applied with one of those old style shaving cream brushes?
1558271
There is a little spatula that comes with it that is used to apply. It works fine. A brush wouldn't work well and would waste a lot of product. The product works very well.
1558272
There is no need. The product comes with a tiny white spatula instrument that is used for application. Use your finger to place a dob of cream at the end of the spatula and then apply! You'll end up applying it once, maybe twice a week so it is very easy and convenient.
1558273
Use a couple of your fingers and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. A brush is a waste of this expensive (but well worth it) product.
1765374
Yes, but it might be a little too soft. I'd go with a more shorter hair and stiffer bristle brush. Hope that helps.
400576
Well I actually tried that and well... Let's just say it did not go well...I ended up making a mess with the wax and couldn't get it off for a while.. eventually I was able to shave it all off.I would suggest using something that's actually meant for pubic hair because this certainly DID NOT work for me.Don't do it!!
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It's designed to be applied directly to your face, but their website FAQ provides this answer; "Absolutely! Although Cremo Shave Cream was designed to be brushless and applied with your fingers, you can use a brush and bowl. With your brush, simply mix together a small amount of Cremo Cream with water in a bowl or dish. You may have to experiment a bit with the ratio of water to Cremo Cream so that you get your own perfect lather." http://cremocompany.com/faq
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I am sorry I can't help you regarding the usefulness of using the brush on a beard. It is a really nice brush for hair, but I think beards are a bit tougher.
625937
Yeah, it definitely makes a difference compared to hand application, at least to me. Brush helps to reach more even and thorough coating. Moreover it better prepares stubble for shaving and has some peeling effect. This brush is one of the best options in this price range, which allows you to decide if it's worth upgrading to something more expensive in the future.
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Yes, you can use it with a brush. I'm able to get a good lather using a badger brush, but we have good quality soft water where I live. However, according to the directions it's actually formulated to create a thin slick lather intended to be applied to the by hand. So, for best results, try using it as directed.
776516
How will it work on a moustache; I'm not too sure. It's a pliable paste so hair will have movement, but if enough is used it might work.
1107929
It is not a shaver so the use of cream and soap is not advised. This is more like a mini/travel hair clipper similar to what a barbershop uses.
1323236
According to the literature that came with my razor, one may use shaving cream or not, whichever you prefer.☺
2048436
I don't see why not. I use it with fusion blades. all the device does is wipe away the soap and stubble build up which they claim causes the blade to feel dull if left on. I have a heavy beard and have used the same blade now since Oct 20, 2013. I'm thinking about changing to a new blade but this one does not feel very rough.
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I think it CAN be used on the face if you wish, but it probably wouldn't be the most pleasant. The bristles are more hard and coarse than a facial brush. It is more for use on the body. I sometimes swipe my face a bit, but I would not recommend for facial use only.
625939
?????Not sure how you can get cut applying cream by hand...brush helps the cream soften the beard..if you are new to wet shaving, there are a couple forums on the net that will enlighten you.....
1485028
I saturate my brush with hot water and add the cream to the inside of the brush. You don't need to use a mug or bowl. It actually seems to work better applying directly to your face. It will work up a nice thick lather. I can refresh as needed by adding a few drops to the end of the brush.
170245
Probably not, though it gives a close shave, I do not think it would be close enough. But facial hair is thicker, so it may work.
1105297
Not sure, but if it can be used while wet I don't see why not. I myself use a bit of corn starch or baby powder on dry whiskers and it helps make it a smoother feel while shaving. Been doing that for years.
530267
That is exactly what I used it for! I put a little too much and had to shave it down with a file. I would advise to try a use a small amount at a time