OUT OF STOCK A Futurbobo collection piece, a collaboration between PantaRei and artist Laurea Luca Borchio. Handmade by PantaRei with drawings by the artist from Vigevano. Shaving bowl (without handle).
A Futurboba collection piece, a collaboration between PantaRei and artist Laurea Luca Borchio. Handmade by PantaRei with drawings by the artist from Vigevano. Shaving brush with black synthetic knot.
OUT OF STOCK LA-EM STRAIGHT GEL POMADE delivers firm hold for sleek, straight styles, and maximum hold.
OUT OF STOCK CD'S SHAMPOO gently cleans and clarifies hair, while safely removing most product residue.
OUT OF STOCK Murrays Original Superior Hairdressing Pomade, Murray's original pomade is one of the leading hair pomades, stylists worldwide praise Murray's versatility and ability to create any style. Adds texture, shine and lift while holding the h...Read more
OUT OF STOCK Traditionally made using the Marseilles or Hot Process method, Martin de Candre Shaving Soap generates a rich and copious lather when used with a shaving brush. The luxurious lather protects the skin and softens the beard delivering a g...Read more
Dovo Leather Strop Balm is needed to keep your strop in tip top condition. This non-abrasive balm can be added using a cloth or by fingers to keep your leather strop supple and prevent it from drying out and cracking. Keeping your strop soft and suppl...Read more
OUT OF STOCK Vie-Long, S.L. is a family business established in 1940. since then, it has specialised in manufacturing shaving brushes. Vie-Long are world renowned for the use of horse hair in many of their first class shaving brushes. This brush is...Read more
Created by the design house of Muelhens in 1792, 4711 is a refined, fruity fragrance. This scent possesses a blend of sandalwood oils, citrus fruits, oranges, lemons, and grapefruit. A time honoured classic aftershave splash.
Timor DE Razor Blades, Timor of Solingen traditional 3 hole razor blades, ice tempered for hardness, stainless steel. Pack contains 10 blades individually wrapped.
