Buffer Moustache & Beard Wax for grey and white hair 10g Tin

WAX INDUSTRIES LTD

£8.5

SILVER FOX? MORE SALT THAN PEPPER? THEN BUFFER'S FOR YOU. The same grip and hold as Bounder but for the mature gentleman with plenty of grey or white hair in their beard and moustache. Pale but not absolutely white, to blend better on a variety of grey hair tones. Extra-firm grip and hold for any moustache style. Unique formulation works differently from other waxes, giving needle-sharp hold with a grease-free finish. Grey hair can become stiffer and harder to control, so Buffer is formulated so that just a tiny bit of it, rubbed on fingertips and pulled gently over a beard will work wonders.

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