Aftershave Brands List
Adopted Acres
Adopted Acres was founded in 2024 by Doug & Cara Layne in Asheville Ohio, where Doug uses tallow from the family farm where they have over 1,000 acres and an Angus beef cattle herd to make his soap. Doug is a wet shaving fanatic who dreamed of making his own soaps and splashes. The fragrances are all original and in addition to Cara the couple's five children help run the show.
Ariana & Evans
Ariana & Evans was founded by Peter Charkalis, an ecclectic and worldly designer who embraces the ideaology of Kaizen, which in Japanese means "constant improvement". His fragrances are bold, sophisticated, whimsical, non-traditional, and heavily influenced by global culture and cuisine....
Barrister & Mann
Started out of his apartment in Boston Massachusettes in 2013 by Will Carius, a self-taught perfumer, Barrister & Mann has grown into the one of the premium shave brands of the wet shaving community. The brand is famous for creating original fragrances which are complex and multi-layered, with classic fougere properties...
Castle Forbes
The Castle Forbes brand was started by Lady Jinny Forbes of the Forbes Clan of Scotland in 1996 with her friend Andrew French, a professional fragrance creator. Castle Forbes in Aberdeenshire is the seat of the Forbes Clan and was completed in 1815 by James Ochanar, the 17th Lord Forbes. Today, the 23rd Lord Forbes, Malcom, lives in the castle with Jinny who converted a dairy building at the back of the estate into a perfumery....
Cella
Cella Milano was estabished by brothers Giuseppe and Piero Cella in Milan in 1899. It began life producing shave soaps using a process similar to the Marseille hot process, although with a steam boiler. The soaps were reknowned for being highly concentrated with excellent hydrating properties and became popular with barbers throughout Italy...
Clubman Pinaud
The Pinaud brand was started by Edouard Pinaud, a French perfumer, who opened a small shop in Paris specialzing in fine fragrances, hair tonics, and grooming products in 1810. The fragrances grew in popularity and in the 1850s Pinaud began suppling perfumes to the royal court of Napolean III...
Dana
Dana Classic Fragrances began life as The House of Dana, a perfumery in Barcelona, Spain, founded in 1932 by Javier Serra, a former executive of the Spanish perfume house Myrurgia. Early successes included Tabu (1932), Canoe (1935) and Emir (1936), which established Dana as a major fragrance house. Notably, Canoe was one of the earliest Fougères to gain popularity among men in the United States and is widely credited as being one of the first examples of the Barbershop genre...
Elysian
Elysian Soaps was created by Shannon Constantine who started out in retail sales selling fragrances for L'Occcitane and Acqua di Parma. All of her scents and soaps are her own formulations where she takes inspiration from historical figures and mythology. Elysian embraces the belief that grooming products should use premium ingredients with beneficial properities and leave a conditioined feel to the skin...
Floid
Floid was created in 1932 by J.B.Cendros, owner of the ""Buenos Aires"" barbership in Barcelona, Spain. It quickly gained popularity and today is an iconic fragrance among wet shaves and used in barbershops around the world. In 1984, the brand was purchased by Laboratorios Bago, a Spanish pharmaceuticals company...
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements (PAA) is the brainchild of Eric Hodges, who's public persona uses the name Douglas Smythe, and Frances Towle. The brand is one of the most well-known and popular in the wet shaving community, and is known for innovative, quirky, themes and designs which are often based on science fiction...
Razorock
Razorock was founded in Canada by Joseph Abbatangelo, who in 2009 enlisted his uncle, Michael Luorio, to take a trip to Tuscany in search of alum stones for Joseph's father-in-law a retired Italian barber.The brand is known for quality at an affordable price, with many of its products sourced from local Italian artisans...
Speick
Speick began as a soap introduced in 1928 in Stuttgart, Germany, by Walter Rau. His vision was to harness the legendary healing powers of the Speick plant, which was used in traditional medicine for its calming effect and benefits to digestive health. In 1959, Speick introduced an aftershave which quickly became a staple among wet shavers due to its fresh and unique scent.
Stirling
Stirling Soap was started by Roderick and Amanda Lovan in 2012 after a trip to Scotland during which they fell in love with products with natural ingredients and decided to try their hand at making natural soaps. Today, Stirling is one of the most beloved and popular brands among wet shavers due to its reputation for high quality ingredients, reasonable prices, wide variety, and excellent customer service...