Antica Barbieria Colla Almond Oil Shaving Cream 100ml.

Antica Barbieria Colla Almond Oil Shaving Cream 100ml. Antiga Barbieria Colla offers a complete series of personal care products for the modern man of today.

Still produced according to the original recipe passed on by Colla to Bompieri in 1945, this product helps soften skin and beard hairs, creating the ideal conditions for shaving.

It also has a gentle calming effect opposing razor aggressive action and preventing skin rashes.

Eventually, after shaving skin results moisturized, soft and elastic.

THE AROMA:

Features a timeless fragrance that could not be missed among Antica Barbieria Colla ones, a lingering aroma that evokes a wistful nostalgia while gently caressing the face.  Is enriched with almond oil, which thanks to its high percentage of unsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, helps soften skin and beard hairs, creating the ideal conditions for shaving.

Directions:

• Wet your face with warm water.
• Load up your shaving brush with the desired cream.
• Work up a rich lather in a shaving bowl or directly on your beard.
• Working in circular motions with the shaving brush helps to soften the beard, lift the hairs and cleans your pours.
• Shave with slow short strokes in the direction of hair growth, rinsing the razor often.
• Finish with a After Shave Lotion.

By Franco Bompieri. Made in Italy.

To complete that perfect shave use Antica Barbieria Colla Almond After Shave Balm to finish off and have that muscular manly scent linger all day long.

Ingredients: Aqua, Stearic Acid, Cocos Nucufera Oil, Potassium Oil, Potassium Hydroxide, Sweet Almond Oil, Parfum, Sodium Hydroxide, Potassium Carbonate.

Antica Barbieria Colla

Antica Barbieria Colla was opened in the very heart of Milan in 1904 by Dino Colla, a barber from the town of Ferrara.

He never served customers himself, but rather trained his staff to guarantee they could provide a highly refined service.

On January 16 1960, Franco Bompieri joined Antica Barbieria Colla.

He and Guido Mantovanini became shareholders at 50% each in 1965 and for thirteen years they earnestly worked together until Guido Mantovanini grew ill in 1973.

Franco Bompieri has been the last barber to own Antica Barbieria Colla and he has always claimed to be interested in two things only: hair cutting and writing.Many eminent Italian personalities have been attending the shop, such as Cesare Romiti, Giulio Malgara, the Tronchetti brothers, Enrico Cuccia, Luchino Visconti and Enzo Jannacci.

Throughout its over one hundred years of history, Antica Barbieria Colla has always been committed to combine tradition and innovation.