Best product for shaving legs?

[witchhazelblue]

I have sensitive skin on my legs and find that shaving with normal shower gel makes my skin break out in tiny red pimples. I tried Somersets shaving oil to see if that made a difference but it didn't. Are there any products that might do a better job?

[BeMorePanda]

I don't see how you can beat using a Natural/non chemical conditioner for shaving

[Indecisivejo]

100% aqueous cream

[JaneJeffer]

I use Johnson's top to toe bath.

[niminypiminy]

Conditioner - cheapo stuff is fine.

[MinnowAndTheBear]

I use conditioner too.

[Dulcimena]

Conditioner and a fresh blade.

[SquirrelPaws]

Gillette Mach 3 razor and Tesco sensitive shave gel, from the men's section. Anything else leaves me so itchy that I scratch until my legs bleed.

[Believeitornot]

Don't moisturise after shaving

Moisturise before shaving. Works a treat.

Get some non perfumed oil from the health food shop, use that pre shave. Then shave with mens shaving gel.

[StrawberryandCreamPips]

Lush Prince - discovered several years ago and no going back, only thing I've used that doesn't make my legs (or armpits or bikini zone) feel like sandpaper afterwards.

[MitzyLeFrouf]

Any kind of oil.

[MitzyLeFrouf]

Aside from Castrol GTX obv.

[MrsT2007]

Nivea or Superdrug in shower moisturiser is excellent

[MoonlightMojitos]

This might sound silly so forgive me but I always used to get this if I shaved in the shower when it's cold weather and I finally realised last winter that it's because I'm a little goose-bumpy so that was what was causing the rash so in the colder weather now I have to shave in a bath/put plug in shower and submerge a bit first to warm them up! I'm fine if I do that. Worth a go?

[CMOTDibbler]

I use hair conditioner and it works beautifully