Clubman Pinaud After Shave Lotion Classic Barbershop Aftershave for Men Soothes Razor Burn Refreshes Skin Masculine Fragrance 12

Great classic aftershave. Pleasant and mild scent. Effective, works as expected, does what it needs to do. Read more

This is not for the faint hearted, there's a bit of a sting, that makes youcharged up. The scent is strong and refreshing. Im a shower shaver. So after my shave I splash a little bit of this one and I don't have after burn. It's effective. The color is like cooking oil. It's light, fresh. And bottle is perfect for either the side of the sink or chilling in the shower caddy. I love bergamot. I also enjoy clubman pinaud. I got some beard lotion as a gift years ago and I'm so happy to have it again. Read more

The fragrance isn't heavy, or strong enough to be over whelming. Clean madculine scent that is light. The scent reminds me of the the products my barbers have used over the years. I also like their powder product for my thin hair for body and fullness. Read more

I shave my face and head at the same time. After my shower, I place this all over my head and face. I love the smell of it. It seems to be lasting quite a while. I'm glad I bought 2 large bottles so it will last me a long time. Very worth the cost. Will purchase again! Read more

...and this distinctive floral fragrance conjures up pleasant memories of being a very curious budding teen trying to leap into adulthood so I'd watch my father's every move as he methodically went through the process of his daily early morning wet-shave ritual. I remember that it seemed to take him forever to shave his face and neck, and every time starting with methodically prepping, brushing and lathering and then finally carefully shaving and that was followed by a meticulous cleaning of his prized DE razor, along with the lathering cup and brush. He would then look at himself in the mirror while stroking his cheeks and neck to check for any missed spots while reaching for the clear glass bottle of Ed Pinaud's CLUBMAN AFTER SHAVE LOTION and proceeded to splash this on and douse his face, neck and chest with a few healthy handfuls of the stuff. The beautiful and potent fragrance would fill our olfactory senses with a ramp up base of complex citrus that started with stronger notes of Citral and Citronellol but balanced with definite hints of the tart Limonene along with a dry note of Geraniol. The middle was pretty much strong notes of the increasingly ubiquitous Hydroxycitronellal that was tamed to some degree with semi-sweet notes of Linalool but then interestingly roughed up again with the decidedly heady presence of Oak Moss Extract. The dry-down was the moderately spicy...almost pine fir like...Evernia Prunastri and an earthy but soft Treemoss Extract with subtle hints of Evernia Furfuracea. I would leave that bathroom after some of it landed on me and I'd smell just like father's aftershave all day long in school...and I absolutely loved it. I reveled in it then and deeply cherish the memory today. So imagine my shear delight when I recently rediscovered this classic product...I purchased the larger 12oz size bottle, which looks almost exactly like the bottle from 40+ years ago except now it's a shatter-proof plastic instead of the thicker glass bottle it used to be packaged in. Oh well, it probably keeps costs down and is more safety-conscious in today's world. But the real test was what was inside that bottle...did the juice look the same with its trademark familiar light golden color? YES...the color and overall look is exactly the same as I remember it from 40+ years ago. So far, so good. Did it feel the same with its silky smooth texture along with its unique ability to cool and exhilarate while soothing tender skin? Well, ALMOST...it seems to be a bit lighter-bodied now with hardly any cooling ability, though it is still quite soothing and refreshing. And most importantly, did it smell the same with it's citrus and floral overtones working nicely with a heady presence of Oak Moss and Citronellol and ending with a softer, almost powdery scent? Sadly, NO...it did NOT. Though it remains true to its vintage roots and long history, It is now a shadow of its former self, sidelined by a notable lack of balanced pungency...its now WAY too Hydroxycitronellal heavy with very little essence of tree moss and virtually zero Evernia Prunastri. So while it's basically the same, it's really not if you splashed in this juice 40+ years ago like I did. It's a perfectly acceptable and wearable "old school" type of scent that's ideal for running weekend errands, poring over subpoenaed tax records or wolfing down a casual mid-afternoon lunch with a current or former lover, but do NOT expect to get the same product formulation as 40+ years ago...it's now a MUCH different, but still very recognizable after shave to that of the original. And I still LOVE IT. Read more

Smells like an old school Barber Shop. Powder, talc and tonic. Brings me back. Clean and masculine. I fell in love with sailor jerry aftershave but it was discontinued. Thankfully this smells just as good!!! GREAT VALUE! This is a scent that says I care about grooming and not a slob like half the people today. Read more

I love this aftershave but I don’t use it as aftershave. I regularly use Clubman Pinaud as cologne, and applied sparingly as the scent is quite strong. Used in this way, this bottle will last an untold length of time. The scent is in the style of Old Spice with sharp citrus, warm musk, and earthy undertones. It boasts imported essence from France blended in the USA. It does contain alcohol and is very flammable. I do not recommend splashing this. Actually, I apply it allowing only the liquid that contacts my skin when the bottle’s mouth is pressed against my skin and draw a short line of less than an inch. Just both wrists and each side of my neckline. Trust me the scent is quite strong. Read more