Coochy Shave Cream Sweet Nectar 3.4 oz
Coochy Shave Cream Sweet Nectar 3.4 oz is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Coochy Shave Cream Sweet Nectar 3.4 oz is a rash-free shaving cream designed to dramatically reduce cuts, nicks, scrapes and razor irritation wherever you groom. A special conditioner and moisturizing complex delivers an effortless glide so your razor moves smoothly for an incredibly close, comfortable shave.
The Sweet Nectar fragrance is infused with a medley of pear, wild berries and apple blossoms, giving every shave a fruity, indulgent finish. Because it works without unnecessary foaming agents, you can see exactly where the razor is gliding for precise, controlled grooming from start to finish.
Jojoba Seed Oil forms a protective barrier over the skin and helps seal in moisture, leaving the area soft and conditioned rather than dry or tight. For best results, soak and exfoliate the skin before shaving, then follow with an after-shave protection mist if desired. The 3.4 ounce tube is a convenient size for the bathroom counter, gym bag or travel case.
Key Features
- Rash-free formula reduces cuts, nicks and razor burn
- Conditioning, moisturizing complex for effortless razor glide
- Sweet Nectar scent of pear, wild berries and apple blossoms
- Jojoba Seed Oil helps seal in moisture
- No unnecessary foaming agents for a clear, precise shave
Specifications
- Volume: 3.4 fluid ounces
- Fragrance: Sweet Nectar (pear, wild berries, apple blossoms)
- Format: Squeeze tube
Smooth, conditioned and irritation-free, the Coochy Shave Cream Sweet Nectar 3.4 oz turns everyday grooming into a soothing, fragrant ritual for even the most sensitive skin.
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