Barberism Beard Balm

VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED

£22.5

Captain Fawcett’s Barberism ® collaboration with Sid Sottung has produced a simply outstanding Beard Balm with a timeless yet refreshingly elegant scent that boasts top notes of Lime Orange, mid notes of Rose Galbanum along with the earthier base notes of Cedarwood, Patchouli Musk. In truth this is a simply delightful alchemic concoction which is then blended with 5 base creams and exotic waxes, this handmade pomade is simply a must have addition to any gentleman’s grooming arsenal. Ideally apply to your damp or dry, clean beard. Using the back of your thumbnail extract a small portion of balm

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Registered at Companies House as VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED, number 13641499. Checked 2026-08-29.
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