Oil-free Hair Tonics

Cooling fresh energy for the head, in a small travel size An invigorating menthol hair tonic in the style of the 1930s, and at the same time a revitalizing scalp and hair treatment. Ideal as a preparation for pomade, for refreshing hairstyles, and for stimulating the scalp. With refreshing and circulation-boosting menthol, cooling eucalyptus oil, stimulating lemon peel oil, calming lavender oil extract, and erotic, antibacterial patchouli oil. Allows the hair to smell fresh all day. In a nostalgic glass bottle and a beautiful label. But beware: this hair tonic is not for everyone. The Don Draper Hair Tonic Green wants to be worn by self-confident men. Today it has almost fallen into oblivion. But in the 1920-50s hair tonics had the value of a after shaves. A hair tonic stood in the bathroom to revive the head early in the morning before the shave and to prepare the hair for the obligatory pomade. In the barbershops, a hair tonic massage formed the crowning finish of the haircut. And in the summer, with menthol and eucalyptus enriched hair tonics - such as Osage Rub, the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green or Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue - were a cooling relief for the head and even a pain relief in mosquito bites. How is the effect The Don Draper Hair Tonic? In the 1920-50s such a strongly cooling hair tonic was called "ice water". And so the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green also provides a long-lasting, refreshing-cooling sensation when rubbing on the scalp. It facilitates the combing, evaporates more quickly than water and leaves a pleasant fragrance after menthol and the Don Draper After Shave Green. Applied in the morning the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green gives the hair a scent of freshness the whole day through until late in the evening The ingredients of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green prevent excessive grease and dandruff formation and even promote hair growth. Thanks to the contained menthol, the scalp feels not only very fresh but also the hair roots are stimulated. Menthol has a cooling, itching and analgesic effect. It also acts as an antibacterial, thus helping to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the scalp In the summer, the contained menthol can also help with insect bites and itching. The scent of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is taken from the Don Draper After Shave Green. And so the fragrance is also sweet and powdery, but the high menthol and eucalyptus content in the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is definitely the first thing the user perceives: refreshing menthol as a cough drop in the winter. This is the right thing, because the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is not for the sensitive heads. Especially in the winter it is a small ice bomb on the scalp.   Preparation: In order for the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green to unfold, the scalp must be briefly stimulated and the blood supply must be increased. Thus massage the scalp with your fingertips briefly but vigorously. Exercise a firm but not coarse pressure. The fingertips should reach the scalp. Application on the head: Carefully put the bottle opening to the right hair part - carefully, so that not too much will flow out - and pull an approx. 2” (5 cm) long "strip" of the hair tonic onto the scalp. Now repeat the same on the left hair parting. Now rub the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green for 10-50 seconds with strong movements in the hair and the scalp. Finally, for a stronger hold add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush in the desired shape. Apply to the palm of the hand: Drip the Dan Hair Tonic into your palm, if needed a little more, moisten the hair and rub the hair tonic with strong movements in the hair and scalp until the hair one dries a bit. Now, for more hold, add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush to the desired shape. Application in Barbershops: In the barber shops of the 1930-50s the application of a hair tonic was a relaxing and calming procedure for the customer. To make the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green better absorbed by the scalp, the barber placed a hot, moist, wrung out towel on the upper part of the head to open the pores. As soon as the towel was cooled, he exchanged it for a second hot towel. As soon as it cooled down, the barber took it off the customer’s head and applied the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green as described above by rubbing it into the customer's scalp. Finally, the hair was combed in shape and the hair style perfected with a hairbrush . Important: Avoid eye contact as the contained menthol and eucalyptus irritate the eyes. Manufactured by ALPA (since 1913) in the Czech Republic Packed in a plastic bottle (Without preservatives) Content: 3,38 fl.oz (100 ml) Ingredients: Aqua Alcohol Denat. Menthol PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Parfum Eucalyptus Globulus Oil Sodium Sulfate Citronellol Limonene Benzyl Benzoate Linalool Coumarin Vanillin Lavandula Oil / Extract Pinene Linalyl Acetate Pogostemon Cablin Oil Citrus Limon Peel Oil Terpineol Hexamethylindanopyran Geraniol Geranyl Acetate Camphor CI 19140 CI 42090

Cooling fresh energy for the head, in a travel size An invigorating hair tonic in the style of the 1950s, and at the same time a revitalizing scalp and hair treatment. Ideal as a preparation for pomade, for refreshing hairstyles, and for stimulating the scalp. With refreshing and circulation-boosting menthol, cooling eucalyptus, stimulating lemon peel oil, calming lavender oil extract, and erotic, antibacterial patchouli oil. Leaves hair smelling fresh all day. In a nostalgic glass bottle with a beautiful label. Today it has almost fallen into oblivion. But in the 1920-50s hair tonics had the value of a after shaves. A hair tonic stood in the bathroom to revive the head early in the morning before the shave and to prepare the hair for the obligatory pomade. In the barbershops, a hair tonic massage formed the crowning finish of the haircut. And in the summer, with menthol and eucalyptus enriched hair tonics - such as Osage Rub, the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green or Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue - were a cooling relief for the head and even a pain relief in mosquito bites. How is the effect The Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue ? In the 1920-50s such a strongly cooling hair tonic was called "ice water". And so the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue also provides a long-lasting, refreshing-cooling sensation when rubbing on the scalp. It facilitates the combing, evaporates more quickly than water and leaves a pleasant fragrance after menthol and the Don Draper After Shave Blue. Applied in the morning the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue gives the hair a scent of freshness the whole day through until late in the evening The ingredients of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue prevent excessive grease and dandruff formation and even promote hair growth. Thanks to the contained menthol, the scalp feels not only very fresh but also the hair roots are stimulated. Menthol has a cooling, itching and analgesic effect. It also acts as an antibacterial, thus helping to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the scalp In the summer, the contained menthol, can also help with insect bites and itching. The scent of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue is taken from the Don Draper After Shave Blue. And so the fragrance is also fresh and manly spicy, but the high menthol and eucalyptus content in the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue is definitely the first thing the user perceives: refreshing menthol as a cough drop in the winter. This is the right thing, because the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue is not for the sensitive heads. Especially in the winter it is a small ice bomb on the scalp. Preparation: In order for the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue to unfold, the scalp must be briefly stimulated and the blood supply must be increased. Thus massage the scalp with your fingertips briefly but vigorously. Exercise a firm but not coarse pressure. The fingertips should reach the scalp. On the head: Carefully put the bottle opening to the right hair part - carefully, so that not too much will flow out - and pull an approx. 2” (5 cm) long "strip" of the hair tonic onto the scalp. Now repeat the same on the left hair parting. Now rub the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue for 10-50 seconds with strong movements in the hair and the scalp. Finally, for a stronger hold add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush in the desired shape. On you hands Apply to the palm of the hand: Drip the Dan Hair Tonic into your palm, if needed a little more, moisten the hair and rub the hair tonic with strong movements in the hair and scalp until the hair one dries a bit. Now, for more hold, add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush to the desired shape. Application in Barbershops: In the barber shops of the 1930-50s the application of a hair tonic was a relaxing and calming procedure for the customer. To make the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue better absorbed by the scalp, the barber placed a hot, moist, wrung out towel on the upper part of the head to open the pores. As soon as the towel was cooled, he exchanged it for a second hot towel. As soon as it cooled down, the barber took it off the customer’s head and applied the Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue as described above by rubbing it into the customer's scalp. Finally, the hair was combed in shape and the hair style perfected with a hairbrush . Important: Avoid eye contact as the contained menthol and eucalyptus irritate the eyes. Manufactured by ALPA (since 1913) in the Czech Republic Packed in a plastic bottle (Without preservatives) Content: 3.38 fl.oz (100 ml) Ingredients: Aqua Alcohol Denat. Menthol PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Parfum Eucalyptus Globulus Oil Sodium Sulfate Limonene Linalool Citrus Limon Peel Oil Linalyl Acetate Pinene Coumarin Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone Hexamethylindanopyran Dimethyl Phenethyl Acetate Hydroxycitronellal Geraniol Lavandula Oil / Extract Citronellol Terpineol Pogostemon Cablin Oil Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes Hexyl Cinnamal CI 42090

Gives hair a vibrant shine, moisture and light hold - in a 100 ml travel size Offers the benefits of an oil-based hair tonic, but is oil-free. Does not leave grease stains on shirt collars and surfaces. Offers light hold without sticking the hair.Also suitable as a light pre-styler for more volume. Simply massage the scalp in the morning and style the hair with the hair tonic. It immediately gives a silky-soft feel. Moisturizes the scalp and hair. All day long. Dry scalp, itching and dandruff have no chance. Feels silky soft, but is oil-free. Does not leave any greasy stains either. With stimulating ginger root extract and a tart fruity orange-lavender scent. Packaged in a high-quality glass bottle. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE OIL-CONTAINING DON DRAPER HAIR TONIC GOLD. The golden yellow Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow offers a light to medium hold without sticking, as well as fullness when used sparingly. Don Draper Yellow is an oil-free hair tonic that contains a substitute that gives hair shine and weight similar to oil, but without leaving oil stains on shirt collars or surfaces and is also easier to wash out. It provides a silky shine (more or less depending on the amount used). Don Draper Hair Tonic Green and Blue do not have this effect, as they offer pure refreshment and disinfection. It feels soft on the hands without being oily. A few drops or splashes are enough. The hair is given a well-groomed, loose, naturally shiny appearance without looking greasy. The hair is combable and is perfectly prepared for pomade.In the tradition of US hair tonics from the 1950s. Stressed hair is visually and haptically given more fullness, texture, suppleness and a silky shine.  In the morning or after a shower, simply apply a few drops, massage in and leave in the hair. The Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow gives the hair more manageability. No matter how wild it looks or how much pomade you have in it from the day before. After washing your hair, it prevents dry hair, makes it easier to work in oil-based and water-based pomades, freshens up the hairstyle and is also used in the barbershop. Because with the Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow, the hair becomes: Easier to comb, supple and soft and delicately shiny. The scalp is invigorated, feels clean, refreshed andrelaxed. The hair becomeslightly full, especially when it is applied to dry hair or blow-dried. The hair no longer looks straw-like. The contained ginger root extract is said to improve hair growth and prevent hair loss by stimulate blood circulation in the scalp. Ginger root extract also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help to soothe the scalp and reduce dandruff. The scent The scent of Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow is fruity with notes of oranges and lavender and is reminiscent of popular barbershop scents from the 1950s or a little of the scent of Sweet Georgia Brown Hair Dressing Pomade. It is not overpowering, but once applied, the scent is only noticeable in those around you for a few minutes. After that, you can smell the scent when a breeze blows through your hair or close to your hair. The scent of the Don Draper Yellow Hair Tonic harmonizes very well with many pomades, aftershaves and perfumes. The Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow can be used daily or several times a week. One bottle lasts a long time, as you only need a few drops per application. Applied to dry hair, the Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow gives it light volume. Applied to damp hair, on the other hand, it weighs the hair down. In summer, you can put the Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow in the fridge before use. This provides a refreshing tingling sensation. Application: Massage the scalp with your fingertips. Then moisten the hair thoroughly with the DON DRAPER HAIR TONIC YELLOW and rub it into the scalp and hair with vigorous movements for 10-50 seconds. For a stronger hold, use the DON DRAPER POMADE and style the hair into a neat shape using a comb and hairbrush. The Don Draper Hair Tonic Yellow can be washed out as needed or left in the hair for days. Packaged in a glass bottle with a screw cap and pourer. Manufactured by ALPA (since 1913) in the Czech Republic. Contents: 3.5 fl.oz (100 ml) Ingredients: Alcohol Denat. Aqua PPG-40 Butyl Ether Zingiber Officinale Root Perfume Benzyl Benzoate* Limonene* Linalool* Citral* Citronellol* Geraniol* Eugenol* Benzyl Alcohol* Sodium sulfate CI 19140 CI 15985 *naturally occurring fragrances

Cooling, fresh energy for the head An invigorating hair tonic in the style of the 1950s, and at the same time a revitalizing scalp and hair treatment. Ideal as a preparation for pomade, for refreshing hairstyles, and for stimulating the scalp. With refreshing and circulation-boosting menthol, cooling eucalyptus, stimulating lemon peel oil, calming lavender oil extract, and erotic, antibacterial patchouli oil. Leaves hair smelling fresh all day. In a nostalgic glass bottle with a beautiful label. Today it has almost been forgotten. But in the 1920s and 1950s, hair tonic was as important as aftershave. A hair tonic was kept in the bathroom in the morning to invigorate the head before shaving and to prepare the hairstyle for the obligatory pomade. In barbershops, a hair tonic massage was the crowning glory of a haircut. And in the summer, hair tonics with menthol and eucalyptus - such as Osage Rub, Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue or Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue - offered cooling relief for the head and even pain relief for mosquito bites. What is the effect of Don Draper Hair Tonic? In the 1920s and 1950s, it was called such a strong cooling hair tonic is "ice water". And so the Don Draper Hair Tonic also offers a long-lasting, refreshing, cooling feeling when rubbed onto the scalp. It makes combing easier, evaporates faster than water and leaves behind a pleasant scent of menthol and the Don Draper After Shave Blue. Applied in the morning, the hair smells wonderfully fresh all day long and into the evening. The Don Draper Hair Tonic prevents excessive oil and dandruff formation and even promotes hair growth. Thanks to the menthol it contains, the scalp not only feels particularly fresh, but the hair roots are also stimulated. Menthol has a cooling, anti-itching and pain-relieving effect. It also has an antibacterial effect, which helps to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the scalp. In summer, the Don Draper Hair Tonic can also help with insect bites and itching thanks to the menthol it contains. The aroma of the Don Draper Hair Tonic is taken from the Don Draper After Shave Blue. And so the scent is fresh and masculine and spicy, but the high menthol and eucalyptus content in the Don Draper Hair Tonic is the first thing the user notices: refreshingly mentholated like a cough drop in winter. And that's right, because for that reason alone the Don Draper Hair Tonic is not for sensitive heads. Especially in winter it is like a little ice bomb on the scalp. Preparation: In order for the Don Draper Hair Tonic to work best, the scalp must be briefly stimulated and the blood supply increased. To do this, massage the scalp briefly but vigorously with your fingertips. Apply firm, but not rough, pressure. The fingertips should reach the scalp. Application on the head: Carefully place the bottle opening on the right side parting line - carefully so that not too much flows out - and pull a 5 cm long "strip" of Hair Tonic. Now repeat the same on the left side parting. Now rub the Don Draper Hair Tonic into the scalp and hair with vigorous movements for 10-50 seconds. For a stronger hold, add the Don Draper Pomade to the hair and comb and brush the hair into the desired shape with a Don Draper hairbrush. Application on the palm of the hand: Pour about a teaspoon, a little more if you have a lot of hair, of Don Draper Hair Tonic into the palm of your hand, moisten your hair with it and rub it into the scalp and hair with vigorous movements until it dries. Now add the Don Draper Pomade to the hair for more hold and comb and brush the hair into the desired shape with a Don Draper hairbrush. Application in barbershops: In barbershops from the 1930s to the 50s, the application of a hair tonic was a relaxing and gratifying procedure for the customer. To ensure that the Don Draper Hair Tonic was better absorbed by the scalp, the barber placed a hot, damp and wrung-out towel on the upper part of the head to open the pores. Once the towel had cooled, he would swap it for a second hot towel. Once that towel had cooled, he would remove it from the head and apply the Don Draper Hair Tonic as described above, massaging it into the client's scalp. Finally, the hair was combed into shape and the hairstyle was perfected with a hairbrush. Important: Avoid eye contact, as the menthol and eucalyptus contained in it irritate the eyes. Manufactured by ALPA (since 1913) in the Czech Republic (EU) Packaged in a glass bottle with a screw cap (Without preservatives) Contents: 500 ml / 17 fl.oz. Ingredients: Aqua Alcohol Denat. Menthol PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Parfum Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil Sodium Sulfate Limonene Linalool Citrus Limon Peel Oil Linalyl Acetate Pinene Coumarin Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone Hexamethylindanopyran Dimethyl Phenethyl Acetate Hydroxycitronellal Geraniol Lavandula Oil / Extract Citronellol Terpineol Pogostemon Cablin Oil Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes Hexyl Cinnamal CI 42090

Cooling fresh energy for the head An invigorating menthol hair tonic in the style of the 1930s, and at the same time a revitalizing scalp and hair treatment. Ideal as a preparation for pomade, for refreshing hairstyles, and for stimulating the scalp. With refreshing and circulation-boosting menthol, cooling eucalyptus oil, stimulating lemon peel oil, calming lavender oil extract, and erotic, antibacterial patchouli oil. Allows the hair to smell fresh all day. In a nostalgic glass bottle and a beautiful label. But beware: this hair tonic is not for everyone. The Don Draper Hair Tonic Green wants to be worn by self-confident men. Today it has almost fallen into oblivion. But in the 1920-50s hair tonics had the value of a after shaves. A hair tonic stood in the bathroom to revive the head early in the morning before the shave and to prepare the hair for the obligatory pomade. In the barbershops, a hair tonic massage formed the crowning finish of the haircut. And in the summer, with menthol and eucalyptus enriched hair tonics - such as Osage Rub, the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green or Don Draper Hair Tonic Blue - were a cooling relief for the head and even a pain relief in mosquito bites. How is the effect The Don Draper Hair Tonic? In the 1920-50s such a strongly cooling hair tonic was called "ice water". And so the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green also provides a long-lasting, refreshing-cooling sensation when rubbing on the scalp. It facilitates the combing, evaporates more quickly than water and leaves a pleasant fragrance after menthol and the Don Draper After Shave Green. Applied in the morning the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green gives the hair a scent of freshness the whole day through until late in the evening The ingredients of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green prevent excessive grease and dandruff formation and even promote hair growth. Thanks to the contained menthol, the scalp feels not only very fresh but also the hair roots are stimulated. Menthol has a cooling, itching and analgesic effect. It also acts as an antibacterial, thus helping to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the scalp In the summer, the contained menthol can also help with insect bites and itching. The scent of the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is taken from the Don Draper After Shave Green. And so the fragrance is also sweet and powdery, but the high menthol and eucalyptus content in the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is definitely the first thing the user perceives: refreshing menthol as a cough drop in the winter. This is the right thing, because the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green is not for the sensitive heads. Especially in the winter it is a small ice bomb on the scalp. Preparation: In order for the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green to unfold, the scalp must be briefly stimulated and the blood supply must be increased. Thus massage the scalp with your fingertips briefly but vigorously. Exercise a firm but not coarse pressure. The fingertips should reach the scalp. Application directly on the head: Carefully put the bottle opening to the right hair part - carefully, so that not too much will flow out - and pull an approx. 2” (5 cm) long "strip" of the hair tonic onto the scalp. Now repeat the same on the left hair parting. Now rub the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green for 10-50 seconds with strong movements in the hair and the scalp. Finally, for a stronger hold add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush in the desired shape. Application with hands: Apply to the palm of the hand: Drip the Dan Hair Tonic into your palm, if needed a little more, moisten the hair and rub the hair tonic with strong movements in the hair and scalp until the hair one dries a bit. Now, for more hold, add the Don Draper Pomade into the hair and comb and brush the hair with a Don Draper hairbrush to the desired shape. Application in the barbershops: In the barber shops of the 1930-50s the application of a hair tonic was a relaxing and calming procedure for the customer. To make the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green better absorbed by the scalp, the barber placed a hot, moist, wrung out towel on the upper part of the head to open the pores. As soon as the towel was cooled, he exchanged it for a second hot towel. As soon as it cooled down, the barber took it off the customer’s head and applied the Don Draper Hair Tonic Green as described above by rubbing it into the customer's scalp. Finally, the hair was combed in shape and the hair style perfected with a hairbrush . Important: Avoid eye contact as the contained menthol and eucalyptus irritate the eyes. Manufactured by ALPA (since 1913) in the Czech Republic Packed in a glass bottle (Without preservatives) Content: 17 fl.oz / 500 ml Ingredients: Aqua Alcohol Denat. Menthol PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Parfum Eucalyptus Globulus Oil Sodium Sulfate Citronellol Limonene Benzyl Benzoate Linalool Coumarin Vanillin Lavandula Oil / Extract Pinene Linalyl Acetate Pogostemon Cablin Oil Citrus Limon Peel Oil Terpineol Hexamethylindanopyran Geraniol Geranyl Acetate Camphor CI 19140 CI 42090

The oldest hair tonic and a bestseller from Ed. Pinaud since 1810 When Edouard Pinaud opened his world-famous perfumery in Paris in 1810, one product stood out among his specialties: “Eau de Quinine.” This wine-red, quinine-infused scented hair tonic became such a bestseller that, when hygiene became fashionable worldwide around 1900, over 150,000 bottles of Eau de Quinine from Ed. Pinaud were sold each month. Eau de Quinine has a mysterious, bitter-refreshing-sweet scent of quinine, roses, and lavender. It is used as a hair tonic, aftershave, and even as a body refresher. WARNING: Do not use on light-colored hair, as it may stain the hair. Eau de Quinine (French, pronounced: “Oh dö Kiehnien”; lit. quinine water) is, alongside Eau de Portugal, one of THE hair tonics of the 19th century. There was hardly a manufacturer of perfume or skincare products that did not have these two hair care products in their lineup. But with the “Ed. Pinaud” brand’s Eau de Quinine, you hold the original in your hands. Eau de Quinine revitalizes and cleanses the scalp, prepares it for pomade, and can also be used on its own as a light, oil-free styling product that subtly keeps hair in place all day long. It is also popular as an aftershave or body splash. In the 19th century, Eau de Quinine was used as a scented hair tonic and a substitute for shampoo (like a liquid dry shampoo). History Quinine is an effective muscle relaxant and was the first successful medicine against deadly malaria from the 17th century until the 1940s. It played a significant role in the colonization of Africa by Europeans by protecting them from malaria. And the British colonial rulers in India mixed tonic, a soft drink to which quinine imparted a bitter taste, with gin, thereby creating one of the most popular cocktails of all time. In the 19th century, Eau de Quinine became one of the most important hair care products. And not just in Europe, but also in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Cuba. At a time when shampoo had not yet been invented, this hair tonic served as a scalp cleanser. It removes excess oils from the scalp, binds loose dandruff, and ensures a clean scalp. The Packaging The travel-friendly, lightweight plastic bottle was, of course, originally made of glass. However, the neck of this bottle is not unbreakable, so please handle the bottle and its precious contents with care. The beautiful, nostalgic label has remained virtually unchanged. Above the flower basket typical of Ed. Pinaud stands—now with a nostalgic feel—“Hygiene de la tête,” meaning “head hygiene.” Consistency and Fragrance Eau de Quinine looks like a dark red wine and is just as fascinating. Once you’ve opened the red screw cap and taken a sniff (the fragrance unfolds better here than at the bottle opening), you’ll search in vain for words to describe this aroma. No, nothing comparable comes to mind. The scent is classically elegant, fruity-tart, refreshingly sweet, somehow familiar and yet mysterious. Application Hair tonics like Eau de Quinine are used daily in the morning or as needed instead of washing your hair. To do this, place the bottle opening directly against the scalp and apply one spritz at a time. Repeat this evenly over the head 3–4 times. Then massage the scalp and hair with your fingertips. The Hair Tonic and the massage revitalize, refresh, and stimulate blood circulation in the scalp. To achieve a styling effect, massage the hair and scalp until the hair feels almost dry. Now comb and brush the hair into the desired style. The Hair Tonic comes in a clear plastic bottle with a red screw cap. (Preservative-free) Made in the USA Contents: 370 ml Ingredients: SD Alcohol 40 Aqua Parfum Amyl Cinnamal Citronellol Limonene Eugenol Geraniol Linalool CI 65030 CI 61570 CI 19140

One of the most popular hair tonics of the 19th century A hair tonic made from Portuguese citrus fruits for fine hair. It has a refreshing scent of mandarin, lime, sweet orange, and bitter orange. The hair tonic stimulates the scalp, eliminates dandruff, and imparts a wonderful scent. Eau de Portugal is suitable for refreshing and preparing all hair types for pomade, or as a styling product for fine hair. The Effect Eau de Portugal (lit. “Portuguese Water”) refreshes, stimulates blood circulation in the scalp, and imparts a fresh scent to the hair. It serves as a sort of hair wash substitute (like a liquid dry shampoo). The alcohol it contains cleanses the scalp surface of excess oil. It can also be used for light styling or as a preparation for pomade. The glycerin and citrus oils ensure smooth skin and refreshed hair without leaving it greasy or weighing it down. Like Eau de Quinine, it can also be used as an aftershave, a light summer fragrance, or as a body refresher on hot days (body splash). There is hardly a traditional perfumer who does not have “Eau de Portugal” and “Eau de Quinine” in their lineup. The Fragrance The fragrance is light, summery, and very refreshing, combining notes of mandarin, sweet orange, bitter orange, and lime. It makes you want to take a sip right from the bottle, so strongly does it evoke a French bitter orange liqueur. The packaging The travel-friendly, lightweight plastic bottle used to be made of glass, of course. However, the neck of this bottle is not unbreakable, so please handle the bottle and its precious contents with care. The beautiful, nostalgic label has remained virtually unchanged. Above the flower basket typical of Ed. Pinaud stands—now with a nostalgic feel—“Hygiene de la tête,” meaning “head hygiene.” Application Eau de Portugal is used daily in the morning or as needed instead of washing your hair. To do this, place the bottle opening directly against the scalp and apply one spritz at a time. Repeat this evenly over the head 3–4 times. Then massage the scalp and hair with your fingertips. The Hair Tonic and the massage revitalize, refresh, and stimulate blood circulation in the scalp. To achieve a styling effect, massage the hair and scalp until the hair feels almost dry. Now comb and brush the hair into the desired style. The Hair Tonic comes in a clear plastic bottle with a red screw cap. (Preservative-free) Made in the USA Contents: 370 ml Ingredients: SD Alcohol 40 Aqua Parfum Citral Limonene Linalool CI 19140

The Legendary Clubman Hair Tonic – Classic Hair Tonic from American Barbershops Oil-free hair tonic featuring the unmistakable fragrance of the famous Pinaud Clubman After Shave. Conditions hair and scalp, gives the hairstyle a well-groomed appearance, and provides a pleasantly fresh barbershop feeling. Made in the USA. For generations, Pinaud Clubman Greaseless Hair Tonic has been a staple of classic American barbershops. It combines the tradition of early 20th-century hair tonics with a timeless fragrance that remains one of the most recognizable men's scents in the world. Unlike traditional oil-based hair tonics, its grease-free formula leaves no oily residue in the hair. Instead, it promotes a clean, well-groomed appearance and a pleasantly lightweight feel. The alcohol content helps balance excess oil and residue from oil-based pomades, while glycerin protects both hair and scalp from drying out. The hair tonic is especially suitable for normal to fine hair. It provides structure, light control, and a polished appearance without weighing the hair down. For thick or coarse hair, it works exceptionally well as a pre-styler and preparation for pomades, hair creams, or other styling products. The true highlight, however, is the legendary Pinaud Clubman fragrance, identical to the famous Clubman Original After Shave. It is a scent that has been at home in American barbershops for decades, evoking images of freshly shaved gentlemen, luxurious leather chairs, and the atmosphere of classic gentlemen's clubs. The fragrance opens with fresh notes of orange, bergamot, lime, and lemon. The heart reveals elegant accents of jasmine, orange blossom, geranium, and lavender. The composition is rounded off with oakmoss and musk, which give the fragrance its unmistakable warmth, depth, and classic character. The fragrance essences are traditionally produced in France and then blended in the USA—a tradition that dates back to the origins of the Ed. Pinaud brand in 1810. The bottle itself radiates classic barbershop charm. Its nostalgic design featuring the famous Clubman dandy, top hat, and walking cane has been part of the brand's identity for decades. The ergonomic shape with thumb and finger grips also ensures secure handling during application. Ideal as a scalp treatment, light styling product, pomade base, or simply for enjoying the legendary Clubman fragrance. Directions: Apply generously to the hair and scalp. Massage thoroughly with your fingertips and comb the hair into the desired style. For added structure and an especially polished appearance, the use of a hairbrush is recommended. PomadeShop brings this great classic of American barbershop culture to Europe. Packaged in a classic plastic bottle featuring the nostalgic Clubman design. Made in the USA (Preservative-Free) Contents: 370 ml Ingredients: Alcohol Denat. Water (Aqua, Eau) Glycerin Fragrance (Parfum) Benzyl Alcohol Benzyl Salicylate Citronellol Geraniol Hydroxycitronellal Limonene Linalool Yellow 5 (CI 19140) Yellow 6 (CI 15985)

Legendary American Hair Tonic with an Extreme Menthol Kick – Osage Rub The classic barbershop tonic for maximum refreshment. Cools the scalp and skin with a powerful combination of menthol and eucalyptus unlike anything else on the market. A staple of American barbershops for more than 100 years. Made in the USA. Osage Rub is one of the most famous and time-honored hair tonics in the United States. As early as the beginning of the 20th century, its distinctive green bottle could be found in countless American barbershops, where it was used both as an invigorating hair tonic and a refreshing face lotion. Osage Rub owes its legendary reputation to one defining characteristic: its almost unbelievable cooling effect. Among enthusiasts of classic barbershop products, it remains the benchmark for menthol freshness. Many users describe the experience with a single word: FREEZING! The Effect – Refreshment on a New Level Osage Rub was developed to invigorate the scalp and skin, provide refreshment, and deliver immediate cooling relief on hot days. Its high concentration of menthol and eucalyptus creates an intense tingling sensation within seconds of application, which develops into a long-lasting cooling effect. Osage Rub truly shines on hot summer days, after exercise, during long road trips, or while traveling in warm climates. Depending on skin type and application amount, the cooling sensation can easily last for more than 15 minutes. Add a fresh breeze or airflow, and the effect becomes even more pronounced. As a hair tonic, it invigorates the scalp and leaves behind a clean, refreshing feeling. It also works exceptionally well as a face and neck tonic for anyone seeking intense refreshment. The Fragrance – Classic Barbershop Meets Menthol Beneath its powerful cooling effect lies a traditional, slightly sweet barbershop fragrance in the style of classic American hair tonics. Shortly after application, however, the bold notes of menthol and eucalyptus take center stage. The scent evokes memories of old-school barbershops, fresh shaves, and cooling hair tonics from decades past. Even after the fragrance gradually fades, the signature cooling sensation remains for quite some time. Directions: As a hair tonic, apply several splashes directly to the scalp and massage thoroughly. The characteristic cooling effect will develop shortly afterward. As a face or neck tonic, pour a small amount into your palms and apply to the cheeks, neck, or back of the neck. Avoid the eye area. Due to its high menthol concentration, caution is recommended when using it near the eyes. Ideal for hot summer days, after workouts, while traveling, or anytime maximum refreshment is needed. Packaged in a transparent plastic bottle with a white screw cap Made in the USA (Preservative-Free) Contents: 414 ml Ingredients: Aqua SD Alcohol 40-B Menthol Eucalyptus Oil Parfum CI 42090 CI 19140

Hair Tonic with modern, sporty scent Refreshing hair tonic from the Reuzel brand. From the cult barbers Schorem in Rotterdam. Gives hair a loose hold, a subtle shine, and a modern, fresh, sporty scent. With itch-relieving witch hazel, hair-strengthening nettle extract, horsetail extract, and rosemary extract. Made in the USA. The long-awaited Hair Tonic by Reuzel is here! Just like the Reuzel Grooming Tonic it is bottled in a cool whiskey style plastic bottle, but the liquid is turquoise blue and reminds of the Lucky Tiger Aspen After Shave. The scent is tangy, sporty fresh and very modern. In the hair the Reuzel Hair Tonic gives an easy hold, perfect for casual styles or for preparing the hair for pomade after washing. Due to the contained glycerin, it gives a nice discreet sheen. At Schorem Barbershop in Rotterdam, the hair tonic is even used to wet the hair while cutting instead of water. Packaged in a cool plastic bottle with Reuzel embossing on the side and brown label. Created and tested by Schorem in Hollandmanufactured in the USA Content: 11.83 oz (350 ml) Ingredients:  Aqua Alcohol Denat Glycerin Polysorbate-20 Parfum Disodium EDTA Hamamelis Virginiana Extract Urtica Dioica Leaf Extract Equisetum Arvense Extract Rosmarinus Officinalis Extract Benzyl Alcohol Dehydroacetic Acid Limonene Benzyl Salicylate Coumarin Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone Blue 1 (CI 42090) Eugenol Allyanisole Citral Linalool    

Successful mix of hair and grooming tonic with a first-class bay rum fragrance Hair setting agent for volume and styling. Ideal for giving soft pomades more hold. Smells wonderfully of Bay Rum (a mixture of cinnamon and clove). Made in the UK. The long-awaited Captain Fawcett Hair Tonic is here! As expected from Captain Fawcett, it comes in a visually impressive plastic bottle with a stylish black spray head. After the first pump, you will find the very harmonious scent of Bay Rum, with fine notes of cinnamon and clove.   The Captain Fawcett Hair Tonic feels slightly oily between the hands, but with a certain stickiness. It can be easily distributed in the hair, which immediately feels very supple, is easy to comb and smells fresh. After a few moments, the Hair Tonic will surprise you with a nice grip that prepares the hairstyle for further styling. The hands feel almost dry and not sticky.   Tip: Capt. Fawcett Hair Tonic also to add volume to the hair. To do this, the tonic is added to towel-dried hair after shampooing, which is then blow-dried and brushed at the same time until it is dry. The hair becomes voluminous, has a pleasant hold and a subtle, natural shine.   By the way, washing out is super easy and afterwards the hair even feels nice and soft after shampooing.   Packed in a like from Capt. Fawcett is used to the visually appealing brown plastic bottle with a black pump head. Made in the UK Contents: 250 ml   Ingredients:   Aqua PVP Polysorbates 20 Quaternium-80 Phenoxyethanol Witch Hazel Virginia Flower Water Perfume Hydroxyacetophenones Caprylyl glycol Alcohol Denat. Eugenol Linalool Limonene Cormarin Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone Citronellol Benzyl Benzoate Citral Caramel