Zingari Man After Shave Balm Unscented

I was wondering if anyone has used both versions of Zingari Man After Shave Balm Unscented: the original (green label) and the Sego one (black label)?
I’ve read the description, and Sego version is supposed to provide “heavier” moisture and longer lasting protection.
But was looking for some comparison from someone who’s used both in real life, and which one would they would recommend?
Thank you!

The regular green label version is thinner and soaks in faster. It would adequately meet the needs for most people year round.

The sego one seems more concentrated that gives it the descriptor of being "heavier." If someone really struggles with dry skin (especially in the winter) or spend a lot of time in the wind/elements, then the Sego balm contains tallow which gives it the added benefit of extra fat and gusto. It absorbs very well, though, but may take a little extra time.

I have both and use Sego a couple of times a week in the winter and the regular the rest of the time. I don't have particularly dry skin, my normal complexion skews a little towards oily. Both balms make your face feel like a million bucks. I consider the Zingari balms the best on the market, especially for unscented varieties.

The regular green label version is thinner and soaks in faster.  It would adequately meet the needs for most people year round.

The sego one seems more concentrated that gives it the descriptor of being "heavier." If someone really struggles with dry skin (especially in the winter) or spend a lot of time in the wind/elements, then the Sego balm contains tallow which gives it the added benefit of extra fat and gusto.  It absorbs very well, though, but may take a little extra time.

I have both and use Sego a couple of times a week in the winter and the regular the rest of the time.  I don't have particularly dry skin, my normal complexion skews a little towards oily.  Both balms make your face feel like a million bucks.  I consider the Zingari balms the best on the market, especially for unscented varieties.

Thank you!