Alexander Simpson Est. 1919 Sandalwood Ultra-Glide Shave Cream 180ml
This english-made Sandalwood shaving cream features a rich Sandalwood accord with supporting notes of Geranium, Patchouli, Musk & Tonka Bean.
From the manufacturer of Simpsons shaving brushes comes a new range of quality shaving creams designed to deliver outstanding performance. Alexander Simpson Est. 1919 embodies all the values of this great company: heritage, quality and tradition.
A small amount of this luxury ultra-glide cream, couples with a quality shaving brush and water, easily builds into a thick, slick lather that improves razor glide and reduces irritation.
Free of parabens and silicon.
- Size 180ml
Made in the UK
Scotsman Alexander Simpson started production of shaving brushes and male grooming ancillaries in 1919 and is widely regarded as a pioneer in the industry. Manufacturing was originally based in the East end of London but later in Clapham. In 1941, following the loss of his factory during the World War II German Luftwaffe blitz, production was moved to the West Country at the famous Nimmer Mill. Today Simpson shaving brushes and associated products are manufactured by Progress Shaving Brush (Vulfix) Limited on the historic Isle of Man. They continue to be produced in the traditional way using hand tied knots by time served, skilled workers.
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From the manufacturer of Simpsons shaving brushes comes a new range of quality shaving creams designed to deliver outstanding performance. Alexander Simpson Est. 1919 embodies all the values of this great company: heritage, quality and tradition.
A small amount of this luxury ultra-glide cream, couples with a quality shaving brush and water, easily builds into a thick, slick lather that improves razor glide and reduces irritation.
Free of parabens and silicon.
- Size 180ml
Made in the UK
Scotsman Alexander Simpson started production of shaving brushes and male grooming ancillaries in 1919 and is widely regarded as a pioneer in the industry. Manufacturing was originally based in the East end of London but later in Clapham. In 1941, following the loss of his factory during the World War II German Luftwaffe blitz, production was moved to the West Country at the famous Nimmer Mill. Today Simpson shaving brushes and associated products are manufactured by Progress Shaving Brush (Vulfix) Limited on the historic Isle of Man. They continue to be produced in the traditional way using hand tied knots by time served, skilled workers.
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