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As women, we flock to all things flowery and fluffy in the shaving department, so an unbiased account of a men's shaving cream is no easy feat. Enter my friend Jameson—a perfected pretty boy, as he works in entertainment—who graciously guinea pigged Korres Absinthe Shaving Cream for us. His razor ruling: "This shaving cream is exactly that: cream. Unlike most shaving creams that foam, it's actually cream. Pros: great packaging; smooth and good for sensitive skin; left my face with a fresh, cool sensation. Cons: Didn't cause hallucinations." Korres' absinthe is full of essential oils and flavonoids, and even enlists a milder pH than typical shaving creams, so (at last!) s-a-y-o-n-a-r-a sandpaper skin. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
As women, we flock to all things flowery and fluffy in the shaving department, so an unbiased account of a men's shaving cream is no easy feat. Enter my friend Jameson—a perfected pretty boy, as he works in entertainment—who graciously guinea pigged Korres Absinthe Shaving Cream for us. His razor ruling: "This shaving cream is exactly that: cream. Unlike most shaving creams that foam, it's actually cream. Pros: great packaging; smooth and good for sensitive skin; left my face with a fresh, cool sensation. Cons: Didn't cause hallucinations." Korres' absinthe is full of essential oils and flavonoids, and even enlists a milder pH than typical shaving creams, so (at last!) s-a-y-o-n-a-r-a sandpaper skin. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
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