Mountaineer Model All Pure Bald Head Moisturizer and After Shave Balm | Bald Head Look after Males | Non-Greasy Scalp and Face Lotion | Refreshing Pure Scent | Made in USA | Defend 2oz

Great product
I really like this product. The exfoliating scrub is great. The soap is great for pre shave lubrication and I use is along with my shave cream to make a easy day of my bald head shave. The post shave bottle smells great and the balm at the end is great also.Highly recommend

Not greasy, smells very pleasant, leaves skin soft & smooth. Wife digs it!
So far, I have no dislikes of this product. I’m just recently accepting going full bald. Mountaineer Brand All Natural Bald Head Moisturizer and After Shave Balm makes for a smoother more pleasant and accepting transition. I would easily recommend it for first time users as well as veterans.

Much to my dismay, nothing essentially exceptional.
While this review is being left underneath the Exfoliate product specifically, my review in particular is going to be a hollistic view of the entire line, seeing as I recently purchased all except for the Balance and Detox products from this brand. Without further ado, a few things:1. The smell. While I understand that this product is mainly marketed towards – and likely manufactured by – heterosexual white men, who for whatever reason have associated overwhelming and offputting scents with cleanliness, I find serious fault with a huge selling point of the product being “fragrance free” only to feel as though I’m having various herbs shoved into my sinuses everytime I use this product. While this product may not have any artificial fragrances derived by alcohols, the essential oil blends that seem to only be there for the aforementioned obnoxious odor just do too much. I’d say that about 90% of people that look for products that are fragrance free are investing money into a product that they envision to smell like nothing, and this does not live up to that by a long shot. I want my bald head to be in its best possible state with appropriate care. I do not want something that’s going to make me smell like I have plants growing out of my follicles. I urge you to consider that greatly as that fragrance free claim is a blatant lie, much to my – and potentially many others’ – dismay.2. The feeling. This may be something also attributed to the useless addition of those essential oils in the product that olfactorily offend, though when using these products I experience an odd and slightly scary icy-hot-like sensation on my head, and for a product I’m just getting into, trying to understand what my scalp was experiencing wasn’t very fun. As a bald person with sensitive skin – partly why I like fragrance free products – not having any adverse events, regardless of the scope, is paramount to me. The exfoliator was definitely the worst offender of this point, with the cleanser hot on its heels, and I don’t know if I’m comfortable using one product that worries me that I may lose a layer of skin based on the feeling, let alone two.Other than those two red flags, this product really doesn’t seem to be anything special. In a world where many cosmetic companies are becoming aware of natural products that cater to people much better and are adopting better practices altogether, I’m not excited in the same way as I was when I first found this line on here a few days ago. Very small packaging options aren’t good for confidence building in terms of longevity of the product, especially for products that cost $12.00 each. The consistency seems to be one of those “a little goes a long way” products, but even then there are other alternatives that accomplish the same thing with competitive prices and much bigger quantities of product per unit that make the investment much more cost effective. The moisturizer is probably the only product that sort of skates on by, but even then a tiny vial of product that applies and lasts like any other run of the mill product doesn’t do much to elicit any utility or loyalty on my end. A part of me feels like I want to be into this product because of a combination of sunk cost fallacy and unwillingness to start a quest to find the one for me all over again, but there are so many points of issue at face value that don’t shape up deeper in and competitors may actually be able to provide both what the consumer is looking for and what they pitch to garner interest.