Our After-Shave Balm is derived from the virile and woody scent of the CADE wood organic essential oil.
Redefines after-shave comfort. Extraordinary blend of Shea Butter and birchwood sap extract helps resist the appearance of redness, razor burn and feelings of tightness. Our signature Cade complex of juniper, sandalwood, Immortelle and rosemary essential oils purify skin to clean and soothe nicks and breakouts. Light and fluid texture quickly absorbs without a trace of tackiness.
HOW TO USE
Apply to face and neck after shaving, paying close attention to irritated areas. May also be applied at night to moisturize, relieve and soothe skin, softening skin and beard for a gentler shave the following morning. Use with: Cade Shaving Cream or, for acne-prone skin, Cade Shaving Gel.
INGREDIENTS
Complex of organic CADE essential oil
Shea butter (3%)
Vegetable-based glycerin
Bisabolol
Birchwood sap extract
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