SpeickSpeick Men After Shave Lotion - 100ml

Complements the speick electric preshave lotion really well and leaves the skin feeling smooth and comfortable

Lovely, timeless scent. CAP doesn’t close (doesn’t stop when fully screwed on) so can’t take it on holiday.

Lovely herby, manly smell. And its very cheap.I found this to be very soothing after my very close shave with a DE safety razor.I will buy it again as it is a very good natural product and sooths your skin after a close shave.I would recommend it to anyone.Great to use after the Speick shave cream. A must have for a mans shaving kit.Far better than the run of the mill designer products which are over priced and most of your purchase price goes on advertising.Buy it and you will be impressed..

One of my favourite aftershaves. It's Cheap, lightly scented and does the job well. When applied it is non sticky and has a very refreshing feel to the face, it contains alum which I don't usually like, because its drying on its own. The scent has a lavender note (but not like your grandmas perfume) this doesn't last more than a few minutes though. The 'Speick active' version has a citrus/lemon scent to it, so feels better suited to the summer months.

Scent is poor. Cooling effect nice

I’ve used Speick Men After Shave Lotion for a few weeks now, and while I wouldn’t call it perfect, it’s certainly a cut above many others I’ve tried over the years. First off, the overall experience of using this aftershave is genuinely refreshing—especially after a close wet shave. It wakes up the skin with a gentle sting and a clean, cooling finish, and the scent lingers subtly throughout the morning. There’s a feeling of “old-world pharmacy” to this product that I really enjoy. The glass bottle adds to the charm too, giving it a more traditional, apothecary-like feel, which I prefer to plastic dispensers.I’ve tested it thoroughly under various shaving conditions. After a proper wet shave using a double-edge safety razor, it performed beautifully. There was a clean sensation, no post-shave irritation, and my skin felt balanced rather than tight or oily. For those who use quality shaving soaps or creams, you’ll find this lotion complements that old-school approach really well. It soothes any small nicks or abrasions without overwhelming your senses with alcohol burn—though be aware, the alcohol content is present, so if your skin is extremely reactive, patch testing is wise.During a dry electric shave, the results were a bit more mixed. The lotion still left a clean finish, but it didn’t seem to deliver the same depth of moisturisation or cooling relief compared to a wet shave. I suspect this has something to do with the alcohol evaporating too quickly before it has a chance to lock in the benefits from the other ingredients. However, it still left the skin toned and smooth with no flaking or redness, which is a strong plus. I also tried it after a quick shave with a cartridge razor and foam gel in a rush situation. Here too, it held its own. It cut down on inflammation on the neck, where I usually get razor bumps, and it didn’t interfere with any follow-up moisturiser I applied afterward.What sets Speick apart for me is the formulation. The inclusion of witch hazel is a winner—if you’re someone who struggles with redness, enlarged pores or irritation, this is a natural astringent that calms things down. The menthol and camphor combo gives a satisfying hit of coolness, and it’s this tingle that really delivers that ‘wake-up’ factor. It’s subtle, not eye-watering, and it doesn’t sting unless you’ve really gone to town with the blade. Lavender oil and citrus peel also round off the scent in a clean, herbal, masculine way that doesn’t clash with other colognes or fragrances.Now, for those with sensitive skin: this lotion walks a careful line. The alcohol might be too much for some, but the inclusion of sorbitol, glucose and mannitol—humectants that draw moisture into the skin—help balance the dryness that alcohols can cause. Sorbitol in particular is a great moisturiser for reactive skin, and the formula’s support for the hydro-lipid barrier means it helps restore rather than strip. That said, there are essential oils and natural fragrances like linalool, limonene, citral, and geraniol in here, which can be irritants for highly sensitive types. If you’ve reacted to those compounds before, this might not be your holy grail. For everyone else though, they contribute to the scent beautifully and make this more than just a functional product—it’s actually pleasurable to use.What I appreciate is that the Speick extract itself is sourced from the high alpine plant Valeriana Celtica, and it’s organically harvested. That’s not something you often see in grooming products at this price point, and it adds a layer of quality that’s hard to find outside high-end niche brands. This botanical infusion gives it a unique aroma and skin-calming characteristic that’s hard to quantify but clearly present.To put it through its paces, I tested it over a period of two weeks in the following scenarios: post-safety razor shave, electric dry shave, cartridge gel shave, and even after trimming with a beard trimmer just to tidy up. In each case, it worked—never spectacularly dramatic, but always reliably soothing. I also tested it during a period of colder, dryer weather when my skin tends to get tight, and found that while it didn't replace a proper moisturiser, it didn’t worsen dryness either. It’s not greasy, absorbs quickly, and doesn’t leave behind any film.One clever trick for those with very sensitive skin is to apply a light layer of moisturiser or balm first, then pat on the Speick aftershave—this buffers the alcohol impact while still letting the menthol and other actives do their job. Alternatively, if you want a stronger astringent effect, use it immediately after a cold water rinse post-shave. It tightens and tones well.Why four stars and not five? The simple answer is that it doesn’t always match up to more hydrating balms in terms of comfort, especially in winter or for those with particularly dry skin. Its astringent properties are effective but can feel slightly sharp at times. The other issue is that while the scent is clean and natural, it may not be bold or complex enough for some who are used to heavily perfumed aftershaves or colognes. It’s subtle and fleeting—which I personally like, but others might not.Overall, Speick Men After Shave Lotion is a solid, dependable, and refreshingly classic product. It has a distinct identity, stays true to traditional formulation principles, and works across multiple shave types. For sensitive skin, it’s cautiously suitable—though those with fragrance sensitivities should be wary of some of the naturally occurring allergens. With a balance of natural ingredients, smart formulation, and that brisk post-shave feel, it’s a pleasure to use and earns its place in my rotation. A strong four-star performer, particularly for those who appreciate old-school grooming done right.

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This is probably the best after shave for soothing your skin, the scent is sort of like lavender but different. Flowery is the best general term I can think of but that is not a negative, the scent fades really quick leaving smooth and calm skin. It does not interfere with any EDT I choose to wear after and it is also a nice compliment to the cream and EDT.