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Let's begin with a few numbers and records. Francis Truefitt started making perfumes and men's cosmetics in 1805 - in the same year admiral Nelson famously triumphed at Trafalgar (long live the king, of course!). Edwin Hill founded his barbershop on the London's famous Old Bond Street in 1911 - in the same year Roald Amundsen led the first expedition to the South Pole. That barbershop is still operational by the way, which makes it the oldest running barbershop in the world - as certified by the Guinness Book of Records.
Truefitt & Hill is a legend of the field that has held several Royal Warrants. Throughout its history it has delivered its products to the likes of Frank Sinatra, Winston Churchill and Charles Dickens. Now it can add you to its famous list.
Gentle and well-mannered, like every good Englishman. This shampoo is tailor-made for dry hair to return it its faded fame.
What is it good for?
For deep cleansing of dry hair and irritated scalp. Your hair will also take some of the nutrients, the scalp will be calm and satisfied. Plus it has a delicate scent of bergamot and lemon grass.
Why does it work?
Because it contains no chemicals, only natural cleansing substances and glycerin that binds moisture and transfers it to the skin. It also contains vitamin E, which is well known for its rejuvenating effects.
How to use it?
Use two to three times a week. Wash your hair with warm water, massage the shampoo in and rinse thoroughly.
Volume: 365 ml
Made in the UK
