Premium beard wax for white and grey moustaches. With an elegant, masculine scent of woody rosemary, earthy anise and tonka bean

Captain Fawcett presents his latest premium moustache wax with a noble, multi-layered, warm scent. Beeswax-based and handmade in Great Britain.

The Bianco Classico moustache wax from the British premium brand Captain Fawcett is truly an excellent choice for anyone who wants to care for and style their moustache! It is specifically designed for all moustache types, especially white, grey and platinum hair, making it a great option for silver foxes. With its light, smooth hold, it helps tame unruly hairs while adding a gentle shine. It also highlights the natural brilliance of noble silver strands, creating an elegant look. The gentle perfume completes the experience and makes it ideal for everyday use. So if you're looking for a product that both nourishes and styles, the Bianco Classico Moustache Wax is definitely worth considering!

The scent of Bianco Classico is truly intriguing and multi-layered! The combination of woody rosemary and star anise creates an earthy, aromatic base, which is refreshed by the invigorating cyclamen. Mineral amber and soothing cedarwood give the fragrance a warm, calming note, while the sun-roasted tonka bean provides a sweet, inviting depth. This masculine scent seems perfectly suited to convey the feeling of a fulfilled life and could be a wonderful addition to your daily grooming routine. If you are looking for a scent that is both fresh and warm, Bianco Classico could be just what you need!

How to use:

Keep the beard wax soft by carrying it in your vest or trouser pocket. Use your fingernail to take some beard wax by pushing it out of the tin. Rub it gently between your thumb and forefinger and massage - or rub - it into the beard hair.

Made in Great Britain

Contents: 0.5 fl.oz (15 ml)

Ingredients:

• Cera Flava (Besswax)
• Petrolatum (Petroleum Jelly)
• Parfum (Fragrance)
• Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone
• Coumarin
• Eugenol
• Hydroxycitronellal
• Limonene
• Linalool