Shave Cream Kamasutra Intimate Caress Coconut Pineapple 250 ml

Shave Cream Kamasutra Intimate Caress Coconut Pineapple 250 ml 🥥

The shop said „intimate shaving foam“ - the bottle says shave crème, and that is something else: a white cream from a pump dispenser, not a foam from a can. The range is called Intimate Caress, this variety Coconut Pineapple. The attr1 field said „in cream“ as a colour - what was meant was evidently the consistency. The cream itself is white, the bottle printed in gold. For shaving the intimate area a cream is the more practical choice: it can be applied thinly and does not cover the skin, so you can see where the blade is going - which is exactly what matters in places you cannot easily see. Two hundred and fifty millilitres, stated on the label as 8.5 fl oz. A cosmetic product, not a medicine: against ingrown hairs or inflammation it does not help, it makes shaving more pleasant. It stands with intimate hygiene, in the drugstore section, with the sex toys for couples and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 250 ml
• 〰️ Shape: cream in a pump flask
• ✅ Scent: Coconut Pineapple
• ✅ Classification: cosmetic
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Kamasutra

❓ FAQ

Why a cream and not a foam?

A cream can be applied more thinly and precisely and does not cover the skin as much - when shaving the intimate area you can therefore see better where the blade is going.

What is the best way to shave the intimate area?

Shower warm so the hairs soften, apply cream thinly, take a sharp blade and go with the direction of growth. Against the growth it gets smoother, but also more prone to irritation.

Does it help against ingrown hairs?

No, it is not meant for that. A cream makes the pull of the blade softer; against ingrown hairs what helps most is not shaving too often and not too closely against the growth.

Is the scent intrusive?

It is clearly noticeable but fades after rinsing. Anyone wanting no scent at all in the intimate area is better off with an unperfumed product.

Is this a medicine?

No, a cosmetic product for external use. With irritated or inflamed skin the question belongs with a doctor and not in the drugstore aisle.

Does lubricant go with it?

After shaving the skin is more sensitive - a water-based gel without additives is then the most tolerable choice; suitable ones are under water-based lubricant.