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Coochy Frosted Cake is a pubic hair shave cream with a bakery-sweet scent of vanilla, buttercream and lilac. It's for people who like their shave to smell like dessert, and who want one big 12.5 oz bottle for the bikini line, legs, underarms and anywhere else. Coochy calls the result delicately fragranced, so the sweetness is there while you shave and much softer once you rinse.
Vanilla and buttercream do most of the work, which gives the cream a frosting-like, gourmand smell. Lilac adds a light floral lift, which stops it from feeling heavy or sugary. If you already like vanilla body products, this will feel familiar. If you're unsure about sweet scents near intimate skin, start with a small amount, or look at the fragrance-free AU Natural, which is the same base without perfume.
Decide on the shape you want before you begin; it's easier to take more off later than to fix an uneven edge. Trim anything long with a trimmer so the razor isn't fighting thick tufts. Wet the area well, then apply a thin coat of Frosted Cake along the line you're shaving. Starting at the outer edge, use one hand to lift the skin gently upward from the top of the thigh and shave with the grain in short, light passes. Rinse the blade under running water often. Finish by rinsing all the cream away and patting dry with a clean towel.
Frosted Cake is a smooth cream rather than a foam, so a thin film is enough. The base is water thickened with fatty alcohols and hydroxyethylcellulose. Cetrimonium bromide, a conditioning agent better known from hair conditioners, sits alongside jojoba seed oil, hydrolyzed keratin, panthenol and allantoin; Coochy also suggests it as a hair conditioner. The brand says the formula is dermatologist tested and made without gluten or parabens. It's for external use only: keep it out of your eyes, and stop using it if irritation occurs.
Because the fragrance fades after rinsing, some people like to finish with a matching scent. Coochy makes an Oh So Tempting fragrance mist in Frosted Cake for that purpose; spray it on clean, dry skin rather than freshly shaved areas. If Frosted Cake becomes your regular, the 32 oz bottle saves restocking so often.
Frosted Cake is designed for both men and women. It works well for anyone who shaves often enough to get through a big bottle and enjoys a noticeable, sweet scent during the routine. People who prefer subtle or no fragrance, or who need a travel-size bottle, will do better with a different Coochy option. Paired with the matching mist, it also makes an easy gift for someone with a sweet tooth, since the scent is the whole point.
See all scents and sizes in the Coochy shave cream collection.
Helpful answers about Coochy Shave Cream Frosted Cake 12.5 Oz.
Think vanilla cupcake frosting with a touch of lilac. It's sweet and creamy while you shave and settles into a light trace after rinsing. If you enjoy vanilla lotions or bakery-style candles, you'll probably like it.
Fragrance doesn't suit everyone's skin, especially in intimate areas. Patch test on a small area first, and stop if you notice redness or discomfort. If you prefer to avoid fragrance altogether, the AU Natural version is the same cream without perfume.
Yes. Coochy designs its shave creams for both men and women, and it works for chest, groin, legs or underarms. The scent is distinctly sweet, so anyone who prefers a woody or neutral smell may want the fragrance-free option.
Yes, and warm, wet skin makes it easier. Apply the cream while you're out of the direct spray, or it will wash away before you've finished. Rinse it off completely at the end.
It's the same Frosted Cake shave cream and scent in a larger bottle. It makes sense if you shave several times a week or share with a partner; otherwise the 12.5 oz size is easier to store in the shower.
No. It's a shave cream for the outer skin, not a personal lubricant, and it should be rinsed off after shaving. If you want something for sex, choose a dedicated water-based lube instead.