I was drawn to this shave cream because it can get a little irritating to shave all the time. The reviews were mixed so I decided to give it a try and treat myself. I don't care for the honeysuckle scent very much. It is very perfumey and could bother some people with how intense it is. I would recommend going for one of the other choices.

The bottle comes wrapped in a plastic bag to ensure it does not leak in transit. I thought I was going to have to send it back because we couldn't get the pump to pop up at first, but after a few minutes of spinning it we were luckily able to! The packaging is not very discreet, so if you have roommates or share your bathroom with family I would recommend not leaving it in the shower. Obviously, it doesn't specifically say that it is an intimate shaving cream but it does suggest that it is, and with a name brand like Kama Sutra, it is liable to raise some questions.

When you use it, it can seem a little thin, but a small amount goes a long way. The texture of the cream is loose and silky. It doesn't require an immense amount of rinsing which can happen with some cream products. It's been at least a month and I've barely made a dent in the bottle. From some of the other reviews, people noticed that their stubble was harder than without using it, but I didn't experience this. It did make everything feel a little smoother and it was nice to have something special specifically for this purpose. I liked that the ingredients didn't contain any red flags, and that it did not irritate my skin at all.

With all that being said, I am hesitant to recommend this to anyone simply because you could probably find these attributes in something less expensive and at your local pharmacy rather than ordering online, especially this way if you don't end up liking the scent like me, you won't be guilted into using the rest of the bottle.

I am continuing to use the remaining amount of the shave cream because I can't bear to throw it away, but I'm not crazy about it. All in all, it was a nice idea but most days I find myself only using a tiny bit to avoid the overbearing smell. I would still steer anyone to keep looking.