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    Quote Originally Posted by str8rzr View Post
    There is much to read here on SRP. To post an update, I decided on Dr. Harris' aftershave mile (rose) for my fiance as well as a shaving cream, brush, DE razor and some blades. She had said she wold like to try a DE and it is her birthday in about a week and a half....

    Thanks again for the tips,
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    Sounds like a very nice set up for her Chris. I wish her the best of luck and she is more than welcome to join here if she wants to ask questions.

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    I do plan on encouraging her to read up on DE and sign up on SRP, just not until after her birthday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deighaingeal View Post
    The wife and I both use corn husker's lotion. I have found myself bypassing all of my expensive aftershave balms for this common, inexpensive lotion which leaves no oily feeling after application.

    +1 to the Corn Husker's. Very moisturising.

    But, It sounds like your looking for Geo F.Trumper Coral Skin Food. It has a Rose scent to it. Very light, and not very masculine. The whole line of skin food prodcuts, I.E. Lime, and Sandalwood are all very mild. Coral Skin food has always been a forum favorite...
    Last edited by zib; 07-21-2011 at 01:40 PM.

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    I went with Dr. Arlington aftershave lotion/milk paired with Truefitt&Hill Lavender shaving cream. My fiance really likes the scents and the results of using them.

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    Hello,

    My girlfriend uses coco butter on her legs after she shaves. I smells so damn good! Sweet and coco-ish. I wouldnt use it on my face because its to oily but on your legs and arms its very nice.

    Check it out,

    Chris

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    twinluxe soothing face balm is da bomb. just what you want. very moisturizing, not greasy, and no added fragrances

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    Thanks to all who have posted. I recently received a few samples of Trumper's skin food (coral and limes) and have passed them on to my fiance to try. The fragrances were appealing to both of us. I am curious to find out what she thinks of them..

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    My fiance actually let me shave her legs the other day which was surprisingly easy even with my limited experience using a straight. Anyway I used my Anthony after shave balm to finish it up and she loved it. It's fragrance free and left her legs amazingly soft and smooth. She normally has really bad razor bumps after shaving with her disposable but definitely not the case here. I know the straight had a lot to do with it but I'm sure the aftershave balm really helped as well.
    I know sephora carrys it. It's a little pricey around $20 but it's worth it.

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