Truefitt & Hill
Truefitt's Ultimate Comfort Aftershave Balm

Alcohol-free, non-oily aftershave balm, which is a rich and soothing moisturiser. Although suitable for all skin types, the balm is especially ideal for those with sensitive skin for whom shaving causes irritation. Three highly effective moisturising and healing agents work to sooth, heal and moisturize skin

Sodium PCA is a natural component of skin that attracts moisture to it. It is partly responsible for skin's moisture-binding capacity. It is also a high performance humectant which increases the skin's softness.
Aloe has a dramatic ability to heal wounds and burns by providing a protective coating and speeding up the healing rate.
Allantoin is a healing agent that stimulates new healthy tissue growth. It imoisturising, soothing and anti-irritant.

After shaving, rinse face with cool water, dry and then apply aftershave balm to sooth and cleanse.
3.5 floz plastic tube.

In 1805, William Francis Truefitt opened his first Gentlemen's Barber Shop at 2 Cross-Lane, Long Acre London. In 1811 he moved the business to 40 Old Bond Street and established himself as "Court Hair Cutter" and "Court Head Dresser" where, along with his sole employee, his brother Peter, he was soon to become Wigmaker, by Royal Appointment to His Majesty, King George III. Throughout the early part of the 19th century, when regular visits to the barber were essential to facilitate the wearing of wigs by Gentlemen, Old Bond Street became increasingly more fashionable and the Truefitt's barber shop flourished. In 1911 Edwin Hill & Co. set up a barber shop at 23 Old Bond Street, and it was to this address H.P. Truefit (Francis Truefitt's nephew) moved in 1935 to form, the still existing, Truefitt & Hill. Other Truefitt regional outlets were merged into the present company in 1941. The present location of Truefitt & Hill at 71 St. James's Street, London, was taken up on Valentine's Day 1994. Truefitt & Hill occupies the position of one of the leading men's barber shops in the World. Glancing at the appointments book, it reads like pages from Debrett's and Who's Who. Clients include Members of the male line of the Royal Family, Members of visiting Royal Households, Captains of Industry, Members of both Houses of Parliament, the City, the Theatre, Ambassadors and the Diplomatic Service, visiting Dignitaries, the Professions, the Arts, and all other strata of British Society. A haircut, a shave with hot towels, and a manicure at Truefitt & Hill leaves a gentlemen ready to face the world knowing that he has been well and truly groomed for the occasion, whatever it may be, by one of England's Hairdressing Aristocracy

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