CLUBMAN NICK SAFE STYPTIC POWDER .25 OZ

Clubman Nick Safe Styptic Powder .25 oz

Stops bleeding caused by minor surface cuts and abrasions that may occur during shaving

Directions: Remove plastic cap from vile and hold nozzle one inch from affected area. Gently squeeze vile to release styptic powder covering the cut liberally.

Clubman Nick Safe Styptic Powder .25 oz

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More Product Info

Welcome to the Club: Clubman has been synonymous with good grooming since 1810. To say that the Pinaud brand and its Clubman line of fine men&rsquo-s toiletries have staying power is an understatement. After all- men have been using the products since 1810 when Edouard Pinaud- a perfumer- opened a shop in Paris. The house of Ed Pinaud- as it was called- sold perfumes- shaving soaps- creams- ace and complexion powders and dozens of other beauty and grooming products. Pinaud&rsquo-s specialties included the Eau de Quinine- a fragrance for hair- as well as perfumes by the name of Violette Reine- Brise embaumee Violette- Boquet de Foscarina- Genet d&rsquo-Or and Marie Louise. Pinaud also served as the perfumer for the court of Napoleon III and created his first aftershave- Lilac Vegetal for the Hungarian calvalry. He later launched his Clubman line of products- commissioning an artist to create the trademark dapper Frenchman for the labels.