Coochy Shave Creme is first and foremost an awesome shaving cream. I think it's the best shaving cream I've used for the bikini area, and it works well for legs and underarms as well. The packaging says you can use it as a hair conditioner, which I have not tried.

I have very sensitive skin and this greatly reduces my skin irritation after shaving, and practically eliminates razor burn. Anyone who shaves their sensitive areas will enjoy this cream. Men could also use this for shaving facial hair. There's nothing sexual about the packaging or use, so it would make a wonderful gift for a female friend.

Coochy Creme is really thick, very similar to a rich conditioner. It smooths over the skin easily and stays where you put it while showering. It really helps raise the hair up to make it easier for the razor to get it all. It leaves my skin feeling very moisturized. You do have to rinse it off pretty well.

I love the smell of Original Coochy Creme. To me it smells like a mixture of lavender, baby powder and flea shampoo, but not in a bad way. I think it smells fresh and clean, which I prefer to flowery smells. If I shower at night, my armpits continue to smell like it until I put deodorant on in the morning. It has a decent amount of aroma. You can smell it while in use, and if you sniff the skin closely after use, but it is not overpowering.

Coochy Creme performs amazingly. It doesn't take much at all to make shaving easy. For my bikini area, I use a dime size, maybe a little more. A full leg takes more and the armpits take less. I apply the cream and shave one area at a time to keep it from rinsing off too soon. After shaving, I still rub the area with water to rinse any remaining cream off. I have very sensitive skin and have not had any negative reactions with this product. The only part of it I don't like is the small pump nozzle. Having smooth skin and no razor burn is worth the poor bottle design though.

I think the pump nozzle is too small, and it can be a little difficult to depress it to dispense the product. The cream itself is not the issue. I've had larger bottles of this too. They're not as hard to use since they're heavier. With the small bottle I need to pick it up to dispense it.