D.R. Harris aftershave ingredients
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As requested.
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Amongst the 'commonly found' ingredients, I found these two interesting; 'Diethyl Phthalatethe' and 'Cetrimonium Bromide'.
Interesting due to the fact that Alcohol is listed first, so percentage wise, this product contains more alcohol (which is an antiseptic) than the remainder of the ingredients. But Cetrimonium Bromide has also been added which is an antiseptic.
Diethyl Phthalatethe -- The addition of a small amount of DBP provides just enough "give" to make nail polish chip-resistant. When perfume fragrances are dissolved in either DEP or DMP, they evaporate more slowly, making the scent linger longer. They also find other niche applications in products such as adhesives and as solvents.
Cetrimonium Bromide - A cationic conditioning agent and antiseptic widely used in the pharmaceutical industry. Due to its high cost, it is rarely used in cosmetics. Adds shine.
Does this burn, a LOT??
Sue
Interesting due to the fact that Alcohol is listed first, so percentage wise, this product contains more alcohol (which is an antiseptic) than the remainder of the ingredients. But Cetrimonium Bromide has also been added which is an antiseptic.
Diethyl Phthalatethe -- The addition of a small amount of DBP provides just enough "give" to make nail polish chip-resistant. When perfume fragrances are dissolved in either DEP or DMP, they evaporate more slowly, making the scent linger longer. They also find other niche applications in products such as adhesives and as solvents.
Cetrimonium Bromide - A cationic conditioning agent and antiseptic widely used in the pharmaceutical industry. Due to its high cost, it is rarely used in cosmetics. Adds shine.
Does this burn, a LOT??
Sue
So this bottle of Arlington which I hold in my hands is the reformulated one. Pics:
Does anyone have a bottle of the marlborough after shave and can tell me the ingridients? That would be very kind.
Regards
Simon
Regards
Simon
I've noted they add a touch of glycerine in their aftershave splash. Most others don't.
That's what I was curious about. I'll have the marlborough AS, cologne and soap here very soon and I am going to write a review about the first two, because there is none online yet.
Sue,
I have heard they do burn and they are very potent fragrance wise.
Clint
I have heard they do burn and they are very potent fragrance wise.
Clint
I love myself a nice 
reaction when applying an ABAS... but for me, the DR Harris Arlington burned with the intensity of 1,000 suns. Unusable for this guy!
YMMV
Drew
reaction when applying an ABAS... but for me, the DR Harris Arlington burned with the intensity of 1,000 suns. Unusable for this guy!YMMV
Drew
).D. R. Harris Arlington splash is one of the milder after shaves in my rotation. The aftershaves of Tabac or Old Spice do burn a lot more.
T&H Grafton is murder! Even comparing it to other T&H aftershave splashes,
I don't understand why!!!!!!!!!!!?
Pink is the exception of the Harris line. It has <20% alcohol compared to the others which are >70%.
Clint
Clint
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