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A Review of The Soft Goat Stubble and Goatee Softener

  

Anytime you decide to grow facial hair, you have to go through that itchy stage.  You can also get a little itchy and scratchy every time you decide to trim your facial hair.  There is a product on the market now that promises to ease your itchy problem and soften your scratchy stubble, so I put it to the test in my review of The Soft Goat Stubble and Goatee Softener.

The problem with short facial hair such as a goatee or scruff is that those short little hairs can be itchy as facial hair is much thicker and more coarse than the hair on your head.  When trimming facial hair, the hairs are cut at an angle which can be very sharp.  Yes, that rugged scruff may look sexy, but few women will actually appreciate a long make-out session with you.  Beard conditioners and beard oils (I love Jack Black Nourishing Oil for this, by the way) work well on longer facial hair, but don't do much good on short beards.  Finding a solution to this problem would certainly please your mate as nobody wants to end a make-out session looking like they've been rubbing their face with a wire brush.

 Is The Soft Goat the answer?  Uh, maybe?
The one-of-a-kind The Soft Goat Stubble and Goatee Softener is, basically, a very fine grit sandpaper affixed to a sponge pad with a finger strap.  It contains no oils or creams, only sandpaper -- not like the kind you buy at the hardware store, but much, much finer.  This device  is supposed to file down the sharp ends of freshly trimmed beard hairs.   You do this by rubbing this pad on your beard for half a minute.  That's it.  Hmmmm...  sounds a bit fishy, but I'll give it a try.

Per the package instructions, after trimming my beard, I rubbed The Soft Goat over my face in a circular motion for thirty seconds.  The thing did begin to feel a little warm and produced a slight smell later in the process, but it wasn't too bad.  I have a pretty average beard and skin, so I didn't experience much irritation (only a little redness that faded quickly).  If you do have very sensitive skin, you may want to skip this product as it may cause irritation.  You are also supposed to use the product on clean, dry skin (which I did).
And the result?  I didn't hope for much as this product just sounds so gimmicky to me, but it did actually seem to make my beard softer and it had a nice exfoliating effect on my skin.  Perhaps my mind was just playing tricks on me but I did notice a slight improvement in the softness of my facial hair.  Of course, my stubble didn't end up as soft as rabbit fur or chinchilla, but maybe (maybe) it softened things up a bit.  

I'm afraid this review leaves me undecided about the benefits of the prouduct as I my experience with it is so mixed.  After looking at other online reviews, opinions about this product were also 50/50.  Reviews of the product on Amazon revealed that users seemed to either really like it or really hate without much in between.
Here is the good news.  The Soft Goat Stubble and Goatee Softener comes in a three pack for around twelve bucks.  A fairly reasonable price and I would guess each pad would last for a few months' use, so there is not much risk involved. 

My recommendation, based on my undecided review of the product, would be to purchase a box and try them for yourself.  Make out with your mate and see if she (or he) notices a difference.  If so, then keep using them.  If you don't notice the difference, you're only out twelve bucks and you can always use them to sand very tiny pieces of furniture.  Shaving your face will also keep your mate happy, unless she likes that scruffy feeling.



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