This Old-Fashioned Shave Cream reminds us that shaving is a skill passed down from generation to generation and as such, a thing of true value, like a good piece of advice. It's part ritual, part preparation, all 'you' time. Triumph & Disaster Shave Cream delivers a great shave without any of the nasties we now frown upon. Unique aromas of old school medicinal notes, bright, fresh citrus tones and a hint of Turkish barbershop at the back end, evoke a sense of tradition and nostalgia befitting a gentleman's morning ritual.
MORE THAN 90 SHAVES IN EVERY TUBE.
1/ The best old-school knowledge with the best of modern (natural) science – produces a super smooth and unbeatable close shave.
2/ No Denatured Alcohol or Concentrated Menthols. Natural non irritant focused shave cream – ideal for sensitive skin.
3/ Natural Lanolin and Coconut formulation. Gentle natural ingredients that combine to produce a super thin slick and soft gentle foam.
Lanolin is a natural emollient with moisturising and protective qualities. As ancient as man, this all-purpose ingredient is rich in oils and active agents, creating a natural glide on the surface of the skin that produces a crisp, smooth shave with any style of razor.
The combination of coconut oil extracts, organic compounds and fatty acids act as surfactants, reducing surface tension and allowing the water and oil components of the cream to combine creating a perfect lather. This action works to soften bristles and prepare the hair follicles, allowing the blades to get closer to the skin and create a super smooth result.
Aqua (Water), Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Decyl Glucoside, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Glucoside, Glyceryl Stearate, Parfum (Spearmint, Grapefruit, Mint, Peru, Marjoram, Orange & Patchouli), Lanolin, Citric Acid, †d-Limonene, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Dehydroacetic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol, †Linalool, Salicylic Acid, †Citral, †Benzyl Benzoate. (†Component of Natural Fragrance)
I - Calm the surface of the skin and soften hair follicles by applying warm water or a warm towel to the face.
II - Apply a small amount of 'Old Fashioned Shave Cream' to either a shave brush or palm of your hand. Do not use too much water as the shave cream is designed to work upon itself, too much water 'wets out' the cream.
III - Using our Silvertip Synthetic Fibre Shave Brush or your hands, create a bold lather on the area you will shave.
IV - With a fresh razor, shave clean in long smooth strokes. Be careful to pull with the natural grain of your hair follicles.
V - Rinse clean & attack the day.
We do recommend using a shave brush to create the perfect lather and give you the best shave. But it's not essential. A small dollop onto the palm of your hand can be worked up and applied just the same.
Rinse face with warm water to open pores and soften the hair. Using either palm or a Shave brush, apply cream directly to the face and bristles, work into foam with a swirling motion to lift and expose the hair follicle. Using a fresh razor shave clean. Lock in your fine work with Gameface moisturiser and attack the day.
Is a natural emollient with moisturising and protective qualities. As ancient as man, this all-purpose ingredient is rich in oils and active agents, creating a natural glide on the surface of the skin that produces a crisp, smooth shave with any style of razor.
The combination of coconut oil extracts, organic compounds and fatty acids act as surfactants, reducing surface tension and allowing the water and oil components of the cream to combine creating a perfect lather. This action works to soften bristles and prepare the hair follicles, allowing the blades to get closer to the skin and create a super smooth result.
Smells great! Lasts ages too
Used to shave my face and head. Beautiful, smooth shave. Nice subtle fragrance as well.
Great product. Super smooth to use. All shave rash has gone. Tube is hand to travel too.
My husband and Father both LOVE this shave cream. Great gift and lovely product.
Once mastering lather method there was no looking back. A nice thick application with minimal loading, and the scent was the icing on the cake.
