I am one of those women that is oh so lucky that I get razor burn if I even pick up a razor. I have been able to find only one thing that helps with the bur over the years. And the worst place that I get the burn is along the bikini line. Ouch and itch big time. The one that works for me will be product linked at the end of this review.

But I am willing to give almost any shave product a try just to see if I can get some relief from the burn. Needless to say, I haven't been able to find much that works or won't give me an allergic reaction for some time. I decided to give Wet's Inttimo Shave Kreme a shot in the hopes of finding something else that works for me.

Wet's Inttimo Shave Kreme comes in a 1.5 fl.oz. bottle with a pop top. The top helps keep it from leaking all over the place. I was surprised about how small the bottle is. I was thinking it would have more in the bottle than was actually there. It has the consistency of light lotion and has a bit of a floral/fruity scent to it. It's made out of water, 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, and panthenol.

Wet's Inttimo Shave Kreme preformed fairly well when it came to shaving my underarms and legs. It left my skin very soft to the touch. The shave was very close and helped keep the hair from growing back for a few extra days.

Along the bikini line is where Wet's Inttimo Shave Kreme totally failed. I ended up with razor burn very fast after I shaved. I had to us after shave to help kill the burn.

I used the rest of the bottle up just on my legs. It didn't last very long at all. I'm glad for that. So not picking up Wet's Inttimo Shave Kreme again.

I didn't like Inttimo Shave Kreme that much to start with. I still got razor burn with it and that tiny bottle hardly lasted long at all.