Look for shaving soaps. They’re better for your skin and last a long time!
Careful, you get a shave soap, then you need a brush. Then you buy a scuttle to keep the foam warm and airated.
At some point you find yourself up at night reading lengthy blog posts about badger vs synthetic brushes and before you know it you’ve got a whole wet shave lifestyle going.
(I kid, shave soap was the best thing to happen for my razor burn, highly recommend it)
Bar soap if your skin can tollorate it.
But I’ve used a few shaving products (and razor) from the Canadian owned and operated Rocky Mountain Barber Company, and their stuff is also Made in Canada: https://rockymountainbarber.ca/collections/mens-shaving-creams
While not explicit, I believe all their shaving products are vegan. Their listed ingredients don’t alarm me, and their shave bar scored really well on the EWG Skin Deep rating.
Henri et Victoria is a canadian company that makes their own shaving soap, I believe? I might give them a shot.
There are not many that I am aware of. Rockwell makes Canadian-made razors and some creams which you can find on https://www.fendrihan.ca/ which I recommend for shaving supplies in Canada.
What’s the purpose of shaving cream? I’ve used some many years ago before I switched to just trimming, but I have no idea what it does. Lubrication?
I love the products from https://lesindustriesgroom.com/en including face and shave care. I’ve ordered twice and am planning a third order soon to replenish some trial size items.
I don’t necessarily recommend it, but i have been just using hot water for years. Run the razer under the tap, take a swipe. Rinse, repeat.
