There are several shaving gel products available for women, each with different ingredients and features. Here are some details, positive and negative aspects of some of these products:
- AVEENO Positively Smooth Shave Gel:
- Contains soy, aloe, and vitamin E, which naturally minimize the appearance of unwanted hair and help prevent nicks, cuts, and razor bumps.
- Replenishes skins natural moisture.
- Suitable for sensitive skin.
- No negative aspects found.
- Up & Up Womens Shave Gel for Sensitive Skin:
- Contains water, palmitic acid, triethanolamine, isopentane, sunflower seed.
- No negative aspects found.
- Tend Skin Premium Womens Air Shave Gel:
- Provides natural protection, silky smooth skin, and seamless hair removal.
- Advanced soothing and moisturizing formula.
- Suitable for sensitive skin.
- No negative aspects found.
- FLAMINGO Womens Foaming Shaving Gel with Aloe Vera:
- Formulated with soothing aloe vera.
- Luxurious scent with notes of iris and Sicilian lemon, finished with a hint of suede.
- Cushions skin and gives a more comfortable shave.
- No negative aspects found.
- Better Goods Best Non-Toxic Shaving Creams:
- Synthetic fragrances, mineral oil, triethanolamine, sodium lauryl sulfate/sodium laureth sulfate, BHA/BHT are ingredients to avoid in shaving gels.
- Several natural and organic shaving gels are available that skip the nasty ingredients and replace them with natural, nourishing ingredients that leave the skin feeling better than before.
- Standard shaving creams and gels all have a similar set of ingredients. You’ll find about 80% water in most products, with the remaining 20% consisting of ingredients that lather, propellants to get the product out of the can, and binding the lathering ingredients to the water. If you shop for a traditional shaving gel, it’s almost a guarantee that it’s going to be full of ingredients that could potentially be harmful.
- No specific product details or recommendations were found.
- Aqua Jet Razors Is Shaving Cream Toxic? 8 Ingredients That Are Bad for You:
- Triethanolamine (TEA) is an ingredient often found in products that foam, like shaving creams and gels. Studies have found that chemicals.
- Palmitic acid has been associated with dermatitis, which is an allergic reaction of the skin.
- Isopentane is a solvent that helps the other chemicals dissolve, but the downside is that it can cause headaches and nose/throat irritation, dry skin, dermatitis, and dizziness.
- Glycols (propylene, butylene, and ethylene) are extremely harsh and corrosive chemicals that can be found in many personal care products, especially shaving ones. Their main purpose is either to act as a cleansing agent or to help the product foam, but the harsh reality is ...
