The 10 Best All-Natural Shaving Product

Now that you’ve rid your kitchen of chemically-laden junk, it only makes sense that your medicine cabinet follow suit. The new line-up of organic shaving products has evolved past questionable heath food store stock to include a diverse assortment of top notch pucks, gels, and creams. We compiled a list of our favorite all-natural alternatives. Bye-bye, Barbasol.

Grown Alchemist Sandalwood and Sage Shaving Gel

Sensual sandalwood and sage lend a cool magic to this hair follicle-softening formula. Tri-peptides protect skin cells from free radical damage. Coriander Seed Oil soothes. [$49, grownalchemist.com]

Avalon Organics Aloe Unscented Moisturizing Cream Shave

At under $10 a pop, this unscented cream’s wallet friendly without compromising quality. It’s free of parabens, harsh preservatives, and isn’t tested on animals. Aloe Vera helps to hydrate skin in a deep way. The rich formula easily rinses clean. [$7.82, naturalhealthyconcepts.com]

Taylor of Old Bond Street Organic Shaving Cream

Crafted from 95% natural raw materials, this fragrance-free cream will appeal to puritans and sensitive skin types alike. Aloe vera, vitamin E, and Jojoba make it super gentle. [$22.99, amazon.com]

John Masters Organics Eucalyptus & Agave 2-in-1 Moisturizer and Aftershave

Organic eucalyptus and agave team up in this double duty product that tones as it moisturizes. It naturally offers healing properties, plus protects against harmful environmental pollutants to boot. [$28, dermstore.com]

The Body Shop for Men Maca Root Shave Cream

Those who believe all-natural doesn’t equate to indulgent will meet their match in this skin-softening cream. It’s packed with Community Trade Brazil nut oil, Community Trade sesame oil, and Community Trade aloe vera to soothe. [$16, thebodyshop.com]

The Body Shop for Men Maca Root Shave Cream

Those who believe all-natural doesn’t equate to indulgent will meet their match in this skin-softening cream. It’s packed with Community Trade Brazil nut oil, Community Trade sesame oil, and Community Trade aloe vera to soothe. [$16, thebodyshop.com]

Tico Shave Oil

This Superman of the organic shaving world does it all: it’s a pre-shave, shave oil, and moisturizer. One bottle will last you through more than a hundred shaves, and it’s small enough to pass TSA regulations. it all: it’s a pre-shave, shave oil, and moisturizer. One bottle will last you through more than a hundred shaves, and it’s small enough to pass TSA regulations. [$20, amazon.com]

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Shaving Soap

Organic shikakai, used for centuries in India as a gentle conditioning skin cleanser, combines with the brand’s iconic pure-castile liquid soup to create an inky, certified organic, and fair trade shaving soap that soothes and moisturizes. Foam fans take note: The lather here is subtle, yet efficient. Lemongrass Lime, TeaTree, Lavender, Peppermint, and Unscented. [$8.49; vitaminshoppe.com] 

Skoah Shave Kream

Award-winning and barber-approved, this famous shave cream uses meadow foam to soften the skin, and shea butter to hydrate. Comfrey root and plant extracts help to curb redness. Works wet or dry for the softest shaves. [$35, 8 oz; skoah.com]

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Herban Cowboy Shave Cream

Created in a log cabin on a dirt road with no Wi-Fi connection, the vegan ingredient list (aloe, lavender, and peppermint base) isn’t the only thing eco-friendly about this grassroots line. Bonus: It’s free of harmful dyes, drying soaps, and harsh synthetics. [$7.49, 6.7 oz; amazon.com]

The Gentleman’s Refinery "The Standard" Shave Cream

Prefer a classic wet shave without an overpowering scent? Natural ingredients (coconut, ylang ylang, sandalwood, and lavender oil) are easy on the skin, preventing blotches, bumps, and harmful irritations. [$28, 5 oz; amazon.com]