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Coochy Sweet Nectar is a pubic shave cream in the big 12.5 oz (370 mL) bottle, the size to keep in the shower if you shave your bikini line, underarms and legs as part of a regular routine. It goes on as a thin, rich cream rather than a puffy foam, and its fruity scent of pear, wild berries and apple blossom is what sets it apart from the other Coochy fragrances.
Canned foam sits in a thick white layer and hides the skin you're trying to shave. A thin coat of cream makes it easier to follow the direction of hair growth, work around creases and keep a tidy edge along the bikini line. That matters most in intimate areas, where the skin folds and the hair changes direction every few centimetres. Coochy keeps its own directions short: wet the skin, apply a thin layer, shave and rinse. Piling it on doesn't help; it only clogs the blades faster.
Shave near the end of a warm shower, once the hair has had a few minutes to soften. Wet the area again, then smooth on a small amount with your fingertips. Hold the skin flat with your free hand and shave in short strokes, rinsing the razor every pass or two. If you want a closer finish, spread a fresh film before a second pass instead of going over bare skin. Rinse with warm water and pat dry with a clean towel.
A sharp blade matters as much as the cream, so change cartridges often. If your pubic hair is long, cut it down with scissors or a trimmer first; no shave cream copes well with long hair clogging the razor.
The ingredient list reads: water, cetyl alcohol, cetrimonium bromide, stearyl alcohol, hydroxyethylcellulose, glyceryl stearate, PEG-100 stearate, PEG-60 lanolin, jojoba seed oil, hydrolyzed keratin, panthenol, allantoin, phenoxyethanol, methylisothiazolinone and fragrance. Coochy describes the formula as dermatologist tested, gluten-free and paraben-free, and makes it for men and women alike. Because it contains a lanolin derivative and keratin, it isn't a vegan product. If you know you react to added fragrance or to methylisothiazolinone, check the list before you buy and try a small patch first. Coochy also makes a fragrance-free Au Natural 12.5 oz.
Coochy says the same cream doubles as a conditioner. After shampooing, work a generous amount through damp hair, leave it for one to two minutes and rinse thoroughly. It's a handy trick for a gym locker or a cottage weekend, when you'd rather carry one bottle than two.
The 12.5 oz bottle suits anyone who shaves several areas each week, or a household where two people share it. Trying Sweet Nectar for the first time? The smaller Sweet Nectar bottle is an easier commitment. Prefer something sharper in the same large size? Key Lime Pie 12.5 oz is the citrus option.
See every scent and size in our Coochy collection.
Helpful answers about Coochy Sweet Nectar Shave Cream – 12.5 oz / 370 mL.
Yes. Coochy makes it for all body areas, including the bikini line and pubic mound. Keep it on the outer skin only: it's for shaving, not for use inside the vagina or on other mucous membranes. Rinse the area well when you're done.
No. It's a scented grooming cream with conditioning agents, not a personal lubricant, and it isn't made for internal use or for use with condoms. Rinse it off after shaving and reach for a proper water-based lube for sex or toys.
It's a fruity blend of pear, wild berries and apple blossom. The scent is noticeable while you shave and fainter after rinsing. If you'd rather have no added fragrance at all, look at Coochy's Au Natural version instead.
The main difference is the format. Coochy is a thin cream you spread with your fingers rather than an aerosol foam, so it's easier to see where you're shaving around curves and creases. It works on the face and legs too, so one bottle covers the whole routine.
Yes. Coochy designs it for men and women, and it can be used on the face, chest, groin and legs. For thick body hair, trim it short first, then apply a thin layer and shave in short strokes, rinsing the razor often.
Coochy says the formula is dermatologist tested and free of gluten and parabens. It does contain fragrance, lanolin derivatives and methylisothiazolinone, so read the full ingredient list. Try a small amount on your inner arm and wait a day before using it on intimate skin.
Not in carry-on luggage: 370 mL is well over the usual 100 mL limit for liquids. Pack it in checked baggage, or decant a little into a small travel bottle. For short trips the smaller Coochy sizes are easier.
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