Words from Rufus…

‘Riding a Triumph motorcycle in an open face helmet on summer days through the British countryside is just heavenly! The speed, the control, the thrum (oh, the thrum!) but also the combination of sunshine, flowers and williwaw arriving olfactorily but manifesting spiritually. It’s the one smell I wish there were more of in the world. So The Captain created it. For beautiful bouche bristlers across the land.

Look around. The world is going mad. If we’re all going to go mad with it, we can at least do so smelling incredible. Smelling indefatigable. Smelling Triumphant.

How to apply

Dispense a few drops into the palm of your hand & smooth into your beard. Gently comb through for a tip-top finish.

Ingredients

Base Oils: Sweet Almond Prunus Dulcis, Jojoba Simmondsia Chinensis, Vitamin E Tocopherol. Parfum (Fragrance), Limonene, Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Citronellol, Geraniol, Eugenol, Citral, Benzyl benzoate, Benzyl salicylate, Farnesol, Isoeugenol, Benzyl alcohol, alpha-iso-methyl ionone.

Brand

Captain Fawcett

IN 1905 Captain Peabody Fawcett R.N Ret’d, the intrepid & eminent Edwardian explorer, disappeared whilst attempting to navigate to the source of the Ubangi, a major tributary to the Congo River. • No trace was ever found of his seemingly doomed expedition... until that is, in 1997, an old battered trunk purchased at a house clearance sale, was taken home & its locks forced. Incredibly, amongst its decaying & mildewed contents was found an exquisite dressing case containing salves, unguents, ointments & the missing adventurers long lost journals. • Scattered amongst the many tales of hardship, derring do and wonders seen, where one was expected to “keep a stiff upper lip, regardless”, were found meticulously detailed lists of exotic ingredients for use in the Captain’s very own grooming requisites. • These precise formulae have been faithfully followed and Fawcett’s original potions, along with his world renowned Moustache Wax are now available to the discerning gentleman for the first time in over a century.