Classic, nourishing hair tonic with a multi-layered fragrance The hair tonic by MG was made for that extra grooming kick with aloe vera juice, nettle extract, avocado oil, caffeine and panthenol. The fragrance is a highlight! This luxurious composition of soft woody notes is accompanied by fig, bergamot, lemon, cedarwood and spices, incense and ambergris. Handmade in Berlin. MG is for Michael Gillert, a big Wild West fan and a pomade addict from Berlin, Germany. After seven first-class pomades, the range has now been extended and includes a classic style hair tonic. And here too, as in the pomades, only the best ingredients have been used. Promised! The MG Hair Tonic has been enhanced with some natural and nourishing ingredients that have not been yet available in this combination until now! It contains the invigorating extract of stinging nettle and plenty of the nourishing juice of aloe vera. In addition. Panthenol provides an extra portion of hair care. Avocado oil and caffeine make the whole thing a very special formula. And you can tell! The hair feels refreshed and well groomed after using this MG Hair Tonic. Simply wet your hair with the MG hair tonic every morning and work it in thoroughly. Then style the hair as desired. Application: Place the opening of the bottle on the right side parting - carefully so that not too much flows out - and draw a "strip" of Hair Tonic about 5 cm long. Now repeat the same on the left side parting. Rub the hair tonic into the scalp and hair with vigorous movements for 10-20 seconds. Packaged in a glass bottle Made in Germany Content: 8.45 fl. oz (250 ml) Ingredients: Aqua Alcohol Denat. PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Glycerin Parfum Urtica Dioica Leaf Extract Caffeine Persea Gratissima Oil Panthenol Juniperus Virginiana Oil Lactic Acid Potassium Sorbate Sodium Benzoate Beta-Caryophyllene Linalool Linalyl Acetate Pogostemon Cablin Oil Tetramethyl Acethyloctahdyroaphthalenes

Sweet Georgia Brown Hair Tonic – featuring the original 1934 fragrance A hair tonic like back then—experienced anew. Featuring the original 1930s Sweet Georgia Brown scent, loved since 1934. A soothing men’s grooming ritual in the spirit of the 1930s that refreshes, invigorates, and cares for scalp and hair with timeless elegance. Traditionally made in the EU, original fragrance oil made in the USA. Since 1934, the name Sweet Georgia Brown has stood for classic pomade, immaculate style, and the unmistakable aroma of traditional barbershops. Before Sweet Georgia Brown became almost exclusively synonymous with pomade after 1984, the brand was part of the celebrated Valmor Products Company of Chicago in the 1930s and 1940s—famous for striking Art Deco labels, refined men’s grooming, and that authentic barbershop charm. Back then, the Sweet Georgia Brown range included pomades, brilliantine, hair tonics, and talcum powders—true American grooming staples. Today, the Sweet Georgia Brown Hair Tonic picks up that thread as the brand’s first new release in decades: a return to elegant, scent-driven barbershop grooming. At the heart of this tonic is the aroma—by design. It contains around 3% of the original, oil-based Sweet Georgia Brown fragrance oil—made in the USA—at a concentration more familiar from eau-de-colognes. Warm, slightly sweet, powdery, and unmistakably elegant: a barbershop accord that evokes pomade sheen, leather chairs, talc, and the charm of the 1930s. But this tonic offers more than a great scent: it refreshes the scalp, enlivens the senses, and leaves a naturally groomed finish with very light hold. Coconut Oil Esters, Creatine, and Allantoin care for hair and scalp—ideal for daily use, quick touch-ups, or as a classic barber finish after a cut. Hero Ingredients & Benefits Coconut Oil Esters: Provide lasting moisture and natural shine. Creatine: Strengthens the hair fiber and improves elasticity. Allantoin: Soothes and calms the scalp while supporting regeneration. Menthol: Adds a subtle sense of freshness and enhances the invigorating feel on scalp and hair. Benefits Hydrates the hair and adds a healthy, natural shine. Removes buildup and product residue from scalp and hair. Improves combability, even in damp hair. Acts like a light leave-in conditioner – ideal for daily use. Refreshes and revitalizes both scalp and hair throughout the day – without a strong cooling effect. Free From Free from silicones, parabens, acrylates, and PVP polymers – ingredients commonly found in modern grooming tonics. A pure, traditional formulation focused on performance and authenticity. Effect When massaged into hair and scalp, the tonic delivers a pleasant freshness, a smooth feel, and an airy, well-groomed look without weighing hair down. It helps the comb glide, evaporates quickly, and lets the legendary scent linger subtly throughout the day—perfect for mornings or a mid-day refresh. Scent The original 1930s Sweet Georgia Brown scent—warm, slightly sweet, faintly spicy, and powder-elegant. It smells of Damascus rose, lavender, cinnamon, clove, citrus peel, pine and vanilla. Loved since 1934. A fragrance that instantly calls to mind classic barbershops, pomade gloss, and refined men’s grooming. How to Use Massage a small amount evenly into hair and scalp. Ideal for daily care, refreshing your style, or as a scented finish after a haircut. For a neat, natural look with very light hold. Application in the palm Pour about one teaspoon into your palms, rub together, then work vigorously into scalp and hair until lightly set. Style as usual—ideally with Sweet Georgia Brown Pomade (once available). Pre- & post-cut in the barbershop Pre-cut: Massage a small amount into the scalp to invigorate and prepare hair for cutting. Post-cut: Massage a little tonic again, then comb gently with the grain for a clean, fresh finish and refined scent. Barbershop ritual, 1930s style For a classic experience: before application, place a warm, damp towel on the scalp for 1–2 minutes to open the pores and enhance both scent and care. Then massage in the tonic, comb through, and complete the style with pomade. Note Avoid contact with eyes. Bottled in a clear 500 ml (16.9 fl. oz.) glass bottle. Made in the Czech Republic (EU). Fragrance oil made in the USA. Ingredients: Alcohol Denat. Aqua (Water) Parfum (Fragrance) Glycerin Coconut Oil Esters PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil Creatine Allantoin Menthol Sodium Sulfate Terpineol* Linalool* Vanillin* Cinnamyl Alcohol* Benzyl Benzoate* Coumarin* Limonene* Cinnamal* Benzyl Alcohol* CI 15985 CI 19140 CI 28440 CI 73015 CI 14720 (* Naturally occurring constituents of the fragrance oil.)

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

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

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