Simply sensual after shave is a protection mist that is sensitive enough to use on the most sensitive areas. There are some ingredients to watch out for, so you should spot test before the first use. Once you have shaved your area, you spray a protective layer of this after shave mist onto the shaved area to help prevent rashes and ingrown hairs. If you were already irritated prior to use of this after shave, it is okay to still use this spray, since it will help close pores and sooth out any irritation. However, discontinue use, if this is what caused the irritation. This after shave mist can be used by men and women alike. The aroma is just fresh and clean, so there is nothing to identify it as masculine or feminine.

The after shave mist comes in a bottle with a spray pump that is similar to what you would find on a cheap hair spray bottle. This pump does not stick, but each pump could vary and it does have the potential to stick. The after shave mist come out of the spray bottle in a fine mist. This mist is so fine that you can feel it once applied and there is no need to rub it in or spread it out manually. Once applied the mist is absorbed rather fast, so it stays in place well. It does not leave your skin sticky, oily, or greasy, but in fact, it leaves your skin feeling natural. I don't even notice this spray on. Inside of the bottle, you can that the after shave mist is like water. It is really runny and if you tip the bottle upside down, it moves really fast. If you were to pour some in your hand, it would be just like water.

The bottle labels this spray's scent as botanical. The definition of botanical is anything related to plants or plant life. Now, given the ingredients list of many extracts from plants, this spray definitely smells botanical. There is a spice smell and a floral smell to it, but these are very mild. This is not a scent that is going to linger around for long. You can only smell it when you open the cap to smell it and when you first spray the mist.

You should not ingest this product, but it won't leave your skin tasting like anything unnatural.

I use about 3-4 sprays to coat a small area well. It is hard to tell if you get the entire area, because the mist is absorbed so fast. After you apply the mist you are suppose to leave it to do its magic, but if you don't like this spray then you should get into the shower to wash it off.

I personally love this spray. I shave myself on a regular basis and sometimes I get ingrown hairs, razor burn, or just irritated in general, but with this spray I have yet to have any of these happen to me. This is wonderful to me because I like to keep up with my shaving and sometimes it can be hard if you are irritated. The only con I can think of for this spray would be that, I wish it can in scent options. The scent is nice, but I would like to have the option too pick my scent. This is a spray I will continue to buy.

Ingredients Break down:

Water- the most universal compound; it is tasteless, odorless, and colorless, therefor is added to many products. It is possible to be allergic, but this is rare.

Glycerin- a natural occurring alcohol compound that is from vegetables or animals. It is used as fragrance ingredient, viscosity controller, and conditioner. This ingredient is known to cause allergies for some.

Butylene Glycol- an organic alcohol that is used as a skin conditioner, viscosity controller, and a fragrance agent.

Propylene Glycol- an organic alcohol used to condition the skin and is known to be allergy causing.

Polysorbate 20- a surfactant and emulsifier that is used in most cleaners and personal care products.

Laendula Angustifolia (Lavender) Flower/Leaf/Stem Extract- extracted from the flower, leaf, or stem of the lavender plant; it is used to condition and add fragrance.

Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract- crushed cucumber; it is used to condition.

Camellia Sinensis (Tea Plant) Leaf Extract (Green Tea)- extracted from the tea plant; it is used because of its antibacterial properties.

Chamomilla Recutita (Maticaria) Flower Extract- extracted from the German chamomile; it is used in herbal medicine as an anti-inflammatory and a bactericidal.

Glycyrrhiza Glorbal (Licorice) Root Extract- extracted from the root of licorice; it is used as a skin conditioner and an perfuming agent.

Echinacea Angustifolia (Coneflower) Extract- extracted from a coneflower; it is used as a soothing skin condition and for tonic.

Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Extract- extracted from the endosperm or seed of the wheat plant; it is used as a skin conditioner and skin bleaching agent.

Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Fruit Extract- extracted from the red raspberry; it is used as a skin conditioner.

Epilobium Angustifolium (Willow Herb) Flower/Leaf/Stem Extract- extracted from the aerial parts of the willow herb; it is used as a skin conditioner.

Lilum Candidum (Madonna Lily) Bulb Extract- extracted from the bulbs of a white lily; it is used as a skin conditioner.

Salvia Officinalis (Sage) Leaf Extract- extracted from the leaves of sage; it is used to condition the skin.

Trifolium Pratense (Clover) Flower Extract- extracted from the leaves off Trifolium Pratense; it is used to condition and as an antioxidant.

Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract- extracted from the kernels of oats; it is used to condition and as an antioxidant.

Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate- a dipotassium salt of Glycyrrhizic Acid; it is used as a conditioner and flavoring agent.

Lavandula Angusifolia (Lavender) Oil- oils that are extracted from the lavender flower; it is used to condition and add scent.

Benzyl Alcohol- Ph controller that is an organic compound that is colorless with a mild pleasant odor.

Polyquaternium-10- a synthetic polymeric that is used as film former and hair fixative.

Potassium Sorbstat- a natural occurring antimicrobial that is used as a preservative.

Disodium EDTA- is a chelating agent that is used for viscosity control and control the metal ions in the product.

I have had eczema ever since I was a toddler, so I have extremely sensitive skin. There is a limited amount of beauty products, shave creams, lotions, detergents, and bath products that I can use without resulting in a breakout. Well, simply sensual is a line that I can use. I currently have the shampoo and conditioner set, the shave cream, the body lotion, and this after shave mist. I am able to use them all without causing any issues. I really like the simply sensual line and recommend them to anyone who is not allergic to some of the ingredients.