Lubrico Pure Glycerine Shaving Soap Bar, 125g

WAX INDUSTRIES LTD

£8.5

Full-size 125g (4.4oz) bar - enough for months of daily shaves. Lubrico is made in England with extra glycerine to keep skin supple during and after shaving. It has a subtle fragrance which enhances the shave without lingering afterwards. Lays down a foam which gets out of the way of the blade — a lighter touch means fewer cuts. Contains no artificial foaming agents; worked up with a brush, Lubrico will not clog pores or razors. It may take a little getting-used to after using inferior modern gels but once mastered, there is no better shave. An ideal gift for the discerning man. TESTED ON GENT

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