Truefitt & Hill Aftershave Balm - West Indian Lime | Rich, Soothing Moisturiser for All Skin Types, 3.38 ounces

I use safety razor, brush and pre shave as well. Amazing scent, and it fades to an ideal and acceptable level after application which is perfect for not smelling up a room. Ideal for the gentleman without pinching others in the nose with irritable smells. Hydration and moisture are top notch from the standard bearers of shaving. This company is truly in a category of its own.

Wonderful scent.

This after have is very moisturizing. It has a strong lime fragrance.

All of their products are excellent, although some I like more than others. Their lime shaving cream, aftershave balm and cologne will ALWAYS be in my shaving closet. Pricey, but well-worth the cost!

Nice citrus scent

Been using this product for 25/30 years and wouldn’t think of using anything else. Feels soothing and refreshing on my face after every shave, especially if I haven’t shaved for almost a week. In my world it’s a great product.

This product is packaged with a pump spray that will not pump the balm out of the bottle. Balm is much too thick for the pump. Since the product is not eligible to be returned, I will never purchase a Trefitt and Hill product again. Extremely disappointed with this purchase as the product is useless and worthless!

This is a great product which moisterizes and smells great, Love it.

Ottima qualità, fragranza piacevole, efficace. La pelle rimane idratata a lungo dopo la rasatura. Consiglio a tutti e lo ricomprerò

I thought this was an excellent purchase, and despite other reports posted I thought it was a very soothing balm with a true lime scent

I'd not spend £57 on this again, it smells waxy and the original scent disappears after 10 mins

Very pleased.

As is now well established, having used them exclusively for a few months now, I remain very much not thrilled with TrueFitt and Hill products. I've had a shelf full of them for months, and I'm finally sick of the lot of them. Overpriced, underperforming cheap tat with a fancy label and, at best, iffy ingredients. This product for instance may have been waved in front of a picture of a lime being held by a West Indian gentleman, before being chucked into a vat full of chemicals and lime smell derived from fractionated petroleum by-products. As I have sensitive skin, I thought surely a brand which has been around for donkey's years, is pushing the £50 barrier for a small bottle of aftershave balm, surely, surely the benefits would justify the cost? Wrong, so wrong. It seems to be a part of the human condition that because something is attractively packaged, is flogged for an eye-watering price and has the stamp of approval from someone (anyone) famous, that that thing must be worth the eye-watering price, be effective, and so on... This is no exception. It smells of limes, this much is true. But if it has been anywhere near a real lime, West Indian or otherwise, I will have to buy a big marzipan hat to eat. In summary. It causes more skin irritation than it cures due to its (I have no doubt) exclusively artifical list of ingredients. It stinks to high heaven of cheap supermarket lime-style cordial drink. And it costs the earth. Worth it? Try it for yourself. Don't say I didn't tell you so. You might as well flush your money down the toilet. Two stars is being overly generous.