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product ID: 360781
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- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: Miraculum
Line: wars fresh
Product Type: aftershave lotion
Product Properties: softening, soothing
Volume: 90 ml
When To Use: universal
Gender: for men
Classification: mass-market
Skin Type: all types
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Shaving is an essential part of the morning routine for many modern men. To eliminate the uncomfortable feeling of tightness, prevent irritation, and provide delicate care for the skin, an active gentleman must certainly use a special lotion after removing stubble.
Benefits of Wars Fresh After Shave Lotion:
- restores the natural pH balance of the skin;
- improves the ability of cells to retain water molecules, preventing moisture loss;
- heals minor damages and softens rough areas;
- slows down stubble growth;
- enriched with noble notes of sea amber, woody sandalwood, and sensual musk.
Reviews about After Shave Lotion
The lotion is quite good, it lasts a long time and doesn't dry out the skin. The scent, in my opinion, is suitable for adult men.
I have been using Wars brand shaving products for a long time. I am satisfied with the quality, it is very good.
Very pleasant and soft fragrance for the summer. It has good moisturizing properties and leaves the skin perfectly hydrated. It doesn't leave any residue and doesn't last long, but considering its affordable price, it's not a big issue. I thought it would have a similar scent to the Wars Sensitive cream, but it's actually more similar to the 4711 Original, albeit with a milder and less citrusy aroma. I really liked both this fragrance and the Wars Classic. By the way, the shaving creams from this brand are a must-have for the price. In terms of quality, they can be compared to the Tabac Original, but with a five times lower price difference.
Great lotion. I've been using it since the mid-80s. It doesn't sting or dry out my skin. It has a pleasant vintage scent.
The scent is just as it was many years ago, back in the distant 80s.