The phrase "close shave" means a narrow escape from a dangerous situation. It is often used to describe situations where someone has come very close to harm but managed to avoid it. For example, someone who narrowly avoids a car accident might say they had a close shave.
As for product details, the search results provide information on various products, but they are not directly related to the meaning of "close shave." However, some of the search results do provide information on shaving-related products. For example, aftershave is a liquid, oil, gel, or other substance meant to be put on your body after you shave. Traditional alcohol-based astringent aftershave acts like a sanitizer for the face after shaving facial hair, killing bacteria or toxins on your face. However, alcohol-based aftershaves can be more damaging to your skin than beneficial when used over time. Some ingredients to look for in an aftershave if you want some of possible health benefits after shaving include shea butter, witch hazel, essential oils, vitamin E oil, chamomile extract, and aloe vera.
In terms of positive and negative attributes of products, one of the search results discusses how brands can convey positive or negative messages about a product. For example, the Gillette brand name can appear more desirable because David Beckham, who is a brand himself, advertises it. However, some advertisements for products can come close to making deceptive appeals. For instance, an advertisement for a Gillette safety razor featured a baby shaving itself, attempting to be humorous by employing an absurd image. While it is not possible that a baby would be influenced by an advertisement, it is not inconceivable that a small child of five or six years of age might be encouraged by this advertisement to play with a razor.
Finally, one of the search results provides information on the ingredient propylene glycol, which is found in various products including aftershave. However, the information provided is limited to the fact that it is an ingredient in these products and does not provide any positive or negative attributes of the ingredient.
