After using Choochy Shave Creme for almost two years, I decided it was time for a change. I don't know why I do this to myself! Whether it's changing from my favorite Mango A Go-Go Smoothie at Jamba Juice, my regular Veggie Burrito at Chipotle, or my favorite Pinks Bombay Vibrator for masturbation, I also feel like I got cheated and ended up short. Change sucks! I don't know why I continue to abandon stuff that works, just for "a change". It rarely works out! While Inttimo Shave Kreme is not bad (it did the job), it just doesn't compare to my beloved Coochy Shave Creme.

Inttimo Shave Kreme is a product made by the popular WET International who is most well known for their lubricants. Inttimo boasts that it is a rash free shave creme for all over body use and specifically your "kitty". It has softening ingredients for the skin which include aloe vera, vitamin E, and shea butter.

Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Aloe Barbadensis (Organic Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Stearalkonium Chloride, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Wheat Amino Acids, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba)Seed Oil, Silk Amino Acids, Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin

As you can read, many of them are natural ingredients.

This creme is very thick. It is sort of on par with conditioner. It looks and feels more like a gel though, almost like shampoo. It does not lather as much though. It will turn your skin white however, kind of like when you use too much lotion. A little goes a long way. It does lather some, but it doesn't bubble or foam. It stays in place and can actually take a bit of effort to wash off all the excess. It does not feel sticky though. It feels nice on the skin.

It smells amazing! The aroma is like strawberries and maybe raspberries a bit too. It smells just Shunga Toko Aroma-Strawberries and Champagne Lubricant. It has a very strong smell and lingers on the skin after use. It even made my fingers STILL smell like it after taking a shower while using it. If you don't like the scent, you are SOL.

The creme is a bit hard to get out of the bottle at times. I found that I had to use a nickle sized dollop to do the job, if water was not running on the area to wash it away. Smoothing it on the skin feels a lot like a thick lotion. It does not get near as slick as the Coochy shave creme. There is an upside and downside to this. The upside is that it is not as easy for your razor to pull a runaway train number on you. There is less room for producing nicks and cuts. The downside is that, there is more resistance over the surface of the skin. I feel like I don't get a close enough shave with this creme.

It did give me rashes too! It claims to not do that, but I did experience this a few times. What is weird is that it seems to not occur right away; there is a delay. It caused redness and a bit of itchiness. It did leave me feeling smoother later though.

Overall, it does the job decently, but not great. I'm not a fan and wouldn't really recommend it to anyone. Coochy is cheaper and has three times the amount in it.

The packaging is very cute and great for travel. It is hard to get the creme out of sometimes. I blame this on the thick and sturdy plastic. The bottle has a purple push to open cap and it has a wavy side so it is easier to hold. It contains 1.5 ounces of the creme which is not a lot in my opinion. It has never leaked though. The language on the bottle is not discreet, but there are no graphic images.