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The Art of Shaving Unscented Alum Block
• For all skin types
• For shaving nicks and cuts
• Astringent for oily skin
Description
Alum, a natural mineral found in Europe and used by the Egyptians more than 4,000 years ago, is a shaving essential for any well-groomed man. Its antiseptic properties calm razor burn and soothe irritations, and help stop bleeding in the event of a nick or cut.
The Art of Shaving Alum Block and Styptic Pen are appropriate for all skin types and can be used as an astringent for oily complexions.
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Customer reviews
Reviewer: Scott, 2006-11-13 20:01:46
Doesn't pit when wet like other styptic pencils. This is high quality alum. Also doesn't leave as much residue (white stuff). Cool product that will last you years.
Reviewer: Michael, 2009-07-16 10:28:44
For years, I have been a fan of using roll-on styptic to deal with shaving cuts - the best way to stop the bleeding. However, the roll-on styptic disappeared from area stores, and internet searches proved fruitless -- they just stopped making the stuff. I tried traditional styptic sticks, but hated them because they stung and left chalky residue. I was not going to revert to tiny pieces of toilet paper, as some men do. Out of desperation, I tried the Art of Shaving alum block. Wow. What a great product. It stops any bleeding from shaving nicks and cuts. No sting -- one wets the block before using, and it feels like you're rubbing an ice cube on your face (except without the cold). And no residue. Highly recommended.
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Doesn't pit when wet like other styptic pencils. This is high quality alum. Also doesn't leave as much residue (white stuff). Cool product that will last you years.
Reviewer: Michael, 2009-07-16 10:28:44
For years, I have been a fan of using roll-on styptic to deal with shaving cuts - the best way to stop the bleeding. However, the roll-on styptic disappeared from area stores, and internet searches proved fruitless -- they just stopped making the stuff. I tried traditional styptic sticks, but hated them because they stung and left chalky residue. I was not going to revert to tiny pieces of toilet paper, as some men do. Out of desperation, I tried the Art of Shaving alum block. Wow. What a great product. It stops any bleeding from shaving nicks and cuts. No sting -- one wets the block before using, and it feels like you're rubbing an ice cube on your face (except without the cold). And no residue. Highly recommended.
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