I am always looking for a vintage aftershave I never heard of and where to buy it. Anything 1980's and earlier.
Any "new" vintage aftershaves?
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I've always picked up my vintage aftershaves on the Bay.
To get a better idea of what you haven't heard of, give us an idea of what you have heard of please.
To get a better idea of what you haven't heard of, give us an idea of what you have heard of please.
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I own Fra Rinik, Alt Innsbruck, 4711, speick, floid, proraso, british sterling, tabac, aqua velva, stetson, english leather, canoe, skin bracer clubman pinaud(10) old spice, brut and penhaligon and Fine A. All these are my vintage old school aftershaves.
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No Myrsol?
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I had a Myrsol balm/cream HATED it. gave it away. which do you recommend?
Tüff (herb), Hâttric Classic, Klar Klassik, Pitralon are some old-school euro aftershaves I enjoy.
Tüff -- from Thuringia. Launched in 1946 and was popular in East Germany. Herb or unscented
Hâttric Classic -- from 1963 on and is a masculine, woody, chypre fragrance.
Klar Klassik -- oldest soap company in Germany, the aftershave is spicy-citrus with hints of leather.
Pitralon -- from 1927 Swiss (hard to get) and the German which is masculine woody cedar
Tüff -- from Thuringia. Launched in 1946 and was popular in East Germany. Herb or unscented
Hâttric Classic -- from 1963 on and is a masculine, woody, chypre fragrance.
Klar Klassik -- oldest soap company in Germany, the aftershave is spicy-citrus with hints of leather.
Pitralon -- from 1927 Swiss (hard to get) and the German which is masculine woody cedar
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I just ordered this. saw it on youtube. an influencer's dad favorite lol
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Avon Wild Country.
Chanel No 5 Pour Homme.
Chanel No 5 Pour Homme.
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Great thread!! Some major ‘classics!!’
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Not much of a vintage vibe in that lot ... maybe the Pinaud (can't stand Clubman myself).
Why are you showing these? Certainly not 80's or earlier like you mentioned earlier.
Why are you showing these? Certainly not 80's or earlier like you mentioned earlier.
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I stand corrected. I been discussing aftershaves in general and vintage aftershaves so I guess I am mixing up my groups. here is my original vintage aftershave picture
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Czech Windsor and 378 by Alpa would fit the bill imo.
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OMG! Do you want this 70 year, two time cancer survivor to have a heart attack? (let us not forget my near death experience with my now removed gallbladder!) Anyway PLEASE send me the link or tell me where I can buy both of these lol!
I guess you are State side whereas I’m in Europe so I fear sourcing will be difficult (alcohol based products can’t be airfreighted).
Massage products and embrocations - ALPA
Beaming up @malocchio who has quite an eclectic assortment of splashes
Let's not forget Denim. It was started in 1976. Even though there are more than 8 scents now, the 'Original' and the '1976' are the first ones.
