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Junior Member
After-shave balm that won't break the bank
Hi all,
I'm pretty new here and I thought I might draw on the massive well of knowledge that is this forum!
For an after-shave balm I've had the pleasure of using L'Occitane CADE. This was a gift from my girlfriend and it's freaking amazing. The only problem is the price. It's around AUD$40-$50 for 75ml, and id like to find something cheaper that I could use on a daily basis.
SO.. mayhaps some of you have used CADE and could offer a comparable alternative? Something as enjoyable and nourishing but without the price tag.
Thanks in advance
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Junior Member
...please excuse me if this is in the wrong forum section. I just saw that there is a aftershave section in "shaving equipment".
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The Electrochemist
sahay,
Quite a few people use the Nivea aftershave balms (they do a 'standard' and sensitive versions) as they work well and are very well priced 
I tend to use E45 Lotion if my face needs a balm.
Have fun !
Best regards
Russ
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Senior Member
Any moisturizing cream you girlfriend has will work fine (and, believe me, she has them). That's free!
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The Assyrian
Hello, Sahay: I go along with my friend Russ: Nivea is good for an inexpensive aftershave balm.
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Junior Member
It seems we have a consensus. I'll give it a go. Thanks!
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Keep On Stropping in the Free World
Nivea is a great choice. I like the scent of the original, but I actually prefer the performance of the sensitive.
Proraso is good too.
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Senior Member
I don't know the availability in the southern hemisphere, but corn huskers lotion is my favorite go to balm.
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Senior Member
Corn huskers on your face? really?? I would never think to put that on! may have to try it
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Luddite ekstrəˌôrdnˈer
I'm another vote for the Nivea.
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