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i need a new shaving cream. one preferably free of evrything. now in worst case scenario i will go get an electric, which seems the smartest thing to do but heard some just dont deal well with them and would hate to waste money and all. so for the time being i would like to find a shaving cream pretty much free of evrything, possibly organic; how bout the safest ones. not even worried about fragrance just need to keep the bristles off the appearance for the office. i have been using Gillette sensitive skin for years, but am thinking of reducing metals, toxins...evrything; not sure if this stuff is adding to my dillemma; just would like some ideas thanks

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I also used Gillette sensitive skin most of the time but have switched to the generic kmart gel for sensitive skin. Have also just worked up bar soap into a lather and tried Dr Bonners. Always hated shaving and tend to only do it when I have too. Never liked Electric razors either. Have only had DH on my neck once. Never checked the health food stores for shaving cream but have used the soap I got from there. Good luck

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i need a new shaving cream. one preferably free of evrything. now in worst case scenario i will go get an electric, which seems the smartest thing to do but heard some just dont deal well with them and would hate to waste money and all. so for the time being i would like to find a shaving cream pretty much free of evrything, possibly organic; how bout the safest ones. not even worried about fragrance just need to keep the bristles off the appearance for the office. i have been using Gillette sensitive skin for years, but am thinking of reducing metals, toxins...evrything; not sure if this stuff is adding to my dillemma; just would like some ideas thanks
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alright thanks for the link and the advice. guess i will have to try a few things and see how they affect me.

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