Adidas Dynamic Pulse After Shave Splash - 100 ml

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Coconut oil: Powered by its emollient-rich properties, coconut oil is an excellent skin hydrator—and perfect for lathering onto your skin after a sloppy shave that has resulted in razor burn.

Housed in a minimalistic glass blue bottle with the iconic Ralph Lauren Polo logo, this formula is more lightweight than your standard aftershave balms and lotions, perfect for guys who are looking for a cooling, refreshing formula that has a subtle concentration of fragrance (and for those with oily skin types). Rinse your razor frequently: To prevent buildup of hair and shaving cream on your razor, make sure you’re rinsing it between passes. If you got carried away with shaving and are experiencing razor burn, here are some ingredients to look for in an aftershave. Suited for parched skin types, the product effectively evokes that soft, clean feeling your skin craves post-shave.But the process of shaving can still pose some side effects if not done meticulously—you are dragging a sharp blade across your skin, after all. Chamomile: Just like your favorite chamomile tea calms you on a stressful day, chamomile in an aftershave poses the same soothing benefits for your skin. Harnessing the antiseptic powers of witch hazel rather than drying alcohol, this pick from Jack Black is formulated with all of the right ingredients to make for the most comfortable post-shave feeling. You’ll find several alcohol-free balm formulas on the market, so if you have a clumsy hand when it comes to shaving and are prone to nicks and cuts, a balm-type formula will be most comfortable, as you’ll minimize the risk of stinging.

And, if you happen to be a sloppy shaver (hey, we all have our days), rest assured that this aftershave balm won’t sting your skin since it contains no alcohol. Splashes are best used for those with oily skin, as they’re less likely to contribute to the grease (which lotions and balms may do) and instead tone the skin. A favorite among loyalists and newbies alike, Aramis After Shave has proven to be worthy of its cult-favorite status. Shaving creams and lotions also help you track the areas you’ve already shaved so that you don’t go over the same area twice (and risk nicking or cutting your skin). Shaving is a multi-step process that involves keeping tabs on everything from how you prep the skin (you should wet it with warm water to open up the pores along with applying a pre-shave lotion to condition the hairs), what you do during (using a sharp razor and a shaving cream to prevent friction and avoid nicks and cuts) and how you treat your skin after (applying conditioning products to soothe and relieve any potential irritation).

It’s the perfect balance of ingredients to make your skin feel clean and clear, not stripped of its natural oils. Water that’s too cold will close your pores, while water that’s too hot could cause irritation and inflammation. They’re more liquid in consistency than lotions and balms, and often contain astringent, disinfecting properties thanks to ingredients like witch hazel. For the guys who like pairing their aftershave with a cologne, Dior has made things easy for you, offering the same scent in cologne form so that you can round out your Sauvage regimen. The rose flower water will ensure razor burn is not a problem before the aloe extract comes in to give your skin long-lasting hydration.

Tea tree oil and witch hazel form a dynamic duo to cleanse and nix bump-causing bacteria, while shea butter softens and hydrates the skin. Allantoin: Ideal for those with dry, sensitive skin that’s prone to itchiness, allantoin is a common aftershave ingredient that helps relieve everything from razor burns to diaper rashes.This goes for all skincare products, but especially for aftershaves, which are meant to be used on freshly shaved skin when the skin is raw and susceptible to irritation.