Yes — anywhere you shave. Face, neck, legs, underarms, bikini line, arms. The Shea Butter, Vitamin E, and Glycerin formula is gentle enough for all areas, including the most sensitive skin zones.

Yes. It's enriched with Shea Butter, Vitamin E, and Glycerin — no alcohol, no synthetic foaming agents, no harsh chemicals. It hydrates and protects while you shave instead of causing irritation.

No. Scoop a small amount from the jar, massage onto wet skin with your fingers, and shave. No brush, no bowl, no extra steps.

All three variants share the same whipped, moisturizing base formula with Shea Butter, Vitamin E, and Glycerin — so the shave quality is identical. Choose Aloe for a neutral, minimal scent. Choose Lavender for a calming, spa-like fragrance. Choose Hints of Toffee for a warm, comforting sweetness. It's purely a personal preference.

Shave right after a shower on warm, wet skin. Scoop a small amount of shave butter, apply it to the area, and let it sit for 30 seconds. Use short, light strokes in the direction your hair grows. Rinse the blade after every pass. Finish with cool water and a moisturiser.

Before. Exfoliating first removes dead skin that can clog the blade and trap hairs. Don't exfoliate right after shaving — skin is more sensitive and it can cause irritation.

Razor bumps happen when cut hairs curl back into the skin. Shaving against the grain, using a dull blade, or skipping skin prep all make it worse. The Shea Butter and Glycerin in our shave butter soften the hair and reduce blade drag, so hairs are cut cleanly and are less likely to curl back in.

It creates a slick, conditioning layer between your blade and skin using Shea Butter, Vitamin E, and Glycerin. This reduces friction and drag so the blade glides cleanly. It also softens the hair before the blade touches it, so each stroke is cleaner with less irritation.

Razor burn is a red rash that appears immediately after shaving and fades within 2–3 days. Razor bumps appear 2–3 days later as small raised bumps caused by hairs that have grown back into the skin. They take 1–2 weeks to clear. Proper shave prep — warm water, a sharp blade, and a moisturising shave butter — helps prevent both.

Every 5–10 shaves. A dull blade tugs instead of cuts, which causes razor burn and irritation no matter what shaving product you use.

Every 2–3 days is the sweet spot for most people. It gives your skin time to recover while keeping hair short enough to prevent ingrown hairs.