Taylor of Old Bond Street - Grapefruit Shaving Cream Bowl 150 g

Almond-scented shaving cream in a 150 g tubAlmond Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a shaving cream with a sweet almond scent in a 150 g plastic tub with a screw lid. Taylor itself describes it as a rich, sweetly scented cream with a smooth, creamy lather; a British specialist retailer calls it a classic shaving scent of sweet almonds. It is lathered with a brush or with your fingers and, according to the print, made in England.In shortFor anyone who likes sweet, warm scents – almond, marzipan, vanilla. If you prefer something fresh or dry, Grapefruit or Cedarwood will suit you better.Three reasons for this shaving creamSweet almond scent – with marzipan and vanilla according to retailers.150 g in a screw-top tub – the plastic tub closes tightly after every shave.Creamy lather – as Taylor describes it; whipped up with a brush or your fingers.What does Almond Shaving Cream smell like?Taylor simply calls the cream “sweetly scented”. Two British retailers go further and describe almond sweetened by marzipan and vanilla. If you like marzipan, you will recognise the scent; there is no official fragrance pyramid.Product featuresProduct typeLathering shaving creamContents150 g (5.3 oz)ContainerPlastic tub with screw lidFragranceAlmond, sweet, with marzipan and vanilla according to retailersApplicationwith a shaving brush, or with your fingersMade inEngland (printed “Made in England”)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number38755643EAN4031683451458Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor. For lovers of sweet, warm scents looking for something other than wood, lavender or citrus – also in the darker months.Not ideal forAnyone who quickly finds sweet scents overpowering. If you react to fragrances or have a nut allergy, check the ingredients list on the packaging before buying. For travel luggage, the 150 g tub is too large.How to useWet your face with warm water. Soak the shaving brush, squeeze it out well and pick up a hazelnut-sized amount of cream. Lather in a bowl or directly on the skin with circular movements, adding a few drops of water at a time until the lather is dense and creamy. Apply and shave with light pressure, rinsing the blade in between. Finally rinse with cold water and pat dry. Avoid contact with the eyes.Does the cream contain almond oil?According to the manufacturer’s list, no: almond oil is not on it. The list names benzaldehyde – the substance with the typical bitter-almond smell – and no other perfume.Almond or Coconut – which suits me?Both are among the sweet variants of the tub range. According to retailers, Almond relies on marzipan and vanilla, Coconut on coconut with heliotrope, fig, caramel and vanilla. If you like nutty, choose Almond; if you prefer something more exotic, Coconut.Do I need a shaving bowl?No. You can build the lather with the brush directly on your face. A bowl makes it easier to control the amount of water; according to retailers you can also apply the cream with your fingers.Cream or shaving soap?A shaving cream is softer than a soap and lathers more quickly. If you prefer working with soap, Taylor offers the Sandalwood shaving soap in a wooden bowl, for example.What goes with it?For another sweet scent, the Coconut Luxury Shaving Cream; as a soap alternative, the Sandalwood shaving soap in a wooden bowl. To prepare, the Jermyn Street Pre-Shave Gel. You will find a suitable brush under Shaving brushes.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzaldehyde, Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, MethylisothiazolinoneManufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Cedarwood-scented shaving cream in a 150 g tubCedarwood Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a shaving cream with a woody scent in a 150 g tub with a screw lid. Taylor describes the fragrance as deep and masculine: a woody composition that opens with grapefruit and pepper. The lid shows a cedar sprig with a cone, together with the words “Court Hairdressers” and “Made in England”. The cream is whipped into a lather with a brush or your fingers.In shortFor anyone looking for a dry, woody shaving scent – for instance as a change from Sandalwood. If you prefer floral, sweet or pure citrus scents, other variants of the range will suit you better.Three reasons for this shaving creamWoody with a fresh opening – grapefruit and pepper, then cedarwood and patchouli – according to Taylor and two retailers.Warm base – musk, amber and vetiver according to the same sources.150 g in a screw-top tub – lathered with a brush or, according to retailers, with your fingers.What does Cedarwood Shaving Cream smell like?Taylor’s online shop and two retailers all name grapefruit and pepper in the opening, a heart of cedarwood and patchouli, and musk, amber and vetiver in the base. The impression is woody and warm with a fresh start – drier than the floral and sweet variants of the range.Product featuresProduct typeLathering shaving creamContents150 g (5.3 oz)ContainerPlastic tub with screw lidFragranceWoody: cedarwood, patchouli, grapefruit, pepper, musk, amber, vetiver (according to Taylor and retailers)Applicationwith a shaving brush, or with your fingersMade inEngland (printed “Made in England”)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number38769653EAN4031683451823Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor. For men who wear woody scents, and for Sandalwood fans who want to alternate now and then.Not ideal forAnyone who prefers sweet or floral scents. If you react to fragrances, check the ingredients list on the packaging first. For a wash bag, the 150 g tub is fairly large.How to useWet your face thoroughly with warm water or hold a warm towel against it for a moment. Shake out the soaked shaving brush, pick up a hazelnut-sized amount of cream and whip it up in a bowl or directly on the skin with circular movements. If the lather is too stiff, work in a few drops of water. Apply evenly, shave with the grain and re-lather if needed. Then rinse with cold water and pat dry. Avoid contact with the eyes.Cedarwood or Sandalwood – what is the difference?Both are woody. According to Taylor, Cedarwood relies on cedarwood and patchouli, opening with grapefruit and pepper. Sandalwood is the sandalwood variant for which Taylor offers a whole line – from shaving cream to aftershave and deodorant. If you want shaving and grooming in one scent, choose Sandalwood.Does the cream smell of grapefruit?According to Taylor, grapefruit is only the fresh opening; the character stays woody. If you are after a true citrus scent, go for Grapefruit Shaving Cream, which a British specialist retailer describes as fresh and zingy.Is the cream suitable for safety razors and straight razors?Yes. Like any lathering shaving cream it works with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor; what matters is a dense, moist lather.What goes with it?Woody companions from the Sandalwood line: the Sandalwood Shaving Cream in a tub, the Sandalwood Pre Shave Oil and the Sandalwood Aftershave Lotion. For fresher days, the Grapefruit Shaving Cream. You will find a suitable brush under Shaving brushes.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Acid, Glycerin, Parfum (Fragrance), Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, MethylisothiazolinoneManufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Coconut-scented shaving cream in a 150 g tubCoconut Luxury Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a coconut-scented shaving cream in a 150 g tub with a screw lid. Taylor describes a rich, fragrant lather; British retailers name heliotrope, fig, caramel and vanilla alongside coconut. The lid shows two coconut halves together with the words “Made in England”. The cream is lathered with a shaving brush or with your fingers.In shortFor anyone who enjoys sweet, summery scents and wants a change from wood and lavender when shaving. If you prefer something restrained or dry, Cedarwood or Grapefruit will suit you better.Three reasons for this shaving creamCoconut with a sweet note – rounded off with heliotrope, fig, caramel and vanilla according to retailers.Rich lather – as Taylor describes the cream.150 g in a screw-top tub – the lid closes tightly after every shave.What does Coconut Luxury Shaving Cream smell like?Coconut takes centre stage. Two British retailers agree that it is rounded off by creamy heliotrope flowers, a hint of ripe fig, and caramel and vanilla. The result is a sweet, warm scent – together with Almond, one of the sweet variants among Taylor’s shaving creams.Product featuresProduct typeLathering shaving creamContents150 g (5.3 oz)ContainerPlastic tub with screw lidFragranceCoconut with heliotrope, fig, caramel and vanilla (according to retailers)Applicationwith a shaving brush, or with your fingersMade inEngland (printed “Made in England”)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number38743346EAN4031683451779Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor. For lovers of sweet, exotic scents and anyone who wants to bring a holiday mood into the bathroom in summer.Not ideal forAnyone who dislikes sweet scents or wears a woody aftershave that would compete with the coconut. If you react to fragrances, check the ingredients list on the packaging first. For travel luggage, the tub is too large.How to useWet your face with warm water or hold a warm towel against it for a moment. Squeeze the soaked shaving brush out well, pick up a hazelnut-sized amount of cream and whip it up in a bowl with circular movements. Add water drop by drop until the lather is glossy and stands on the brush. Apply evenly and shave. Then rinse with cold water and pat dry. Avoid contact with the eyes.Does it contain coconut oil?The manufacturer’s list does not name coconut oil as a separate ingredient. It does list coconut fatty acid – but that appears in all Taylor shaving creams in the tub and is part of the soap base. For the scent, the list names parfum (fragrance).What does “Luxury” in the name mean?That is what the lid says: “Coconut Luxury Shaving Cream”. According to the information available to us, the cream is used in exactly the same way as Taylor’s other shaving creams in the 150 g tub; we cannot confirm any particular difference in the formula.How much water do I need for lathering?Very little. Start with a well-squeezed brush and add water drop by drop until the lather is glossy. Too much water makes it thin; a little more cream then helps.What goes with it?For another sweet scent, the Almond Shaving Cream. To prepare, the Jermyn Street Pre-Shave Gel; after shaving, the Luxury Herbal Aftershave Cream. You will find a suitable brush under Shaving brushes.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Parfum (Fragrance), Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone (Parfum Contains: Coumarin, Benzyl Alcohol)Manufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Citrus-scented shaving cream in a 150 g bowl – Eton College CollectionThe Gentleman’s Shaving Cream from the Eton College Collection by Taylor of Old Bond Street is a wet-shaving cream in a blue 150 g plastic tub with a screw-top lid. According to retailers, it smells of lemon, orange and mandarin, with a lightly floral heart and a warm patchouli base. The Eton College Gentleman’s Cologne, which we also stock, belongs to the same line. According to the print, the cream is made in England.In shortFor anyone who likes a clear citrus scent with more depth than a single-fruit variety thanks to patchouli – and who wants to combine shave and daytime scent from one line. If you like mint, choose Peppermint; if you want a crisp barbershop scent, Mr Taylors.Three reasons to choose this shaving creamCitrus with depth – lemon, orange and mandarin on a patchouli base.Matching cologne – the Eton College Gentleman’s Cologne comes from the same line.For brush or hand – ideally lathered with a shaving brush; made in England according to the print.What does the Eton College Shaving Cream smell like?Retailers in the UK and the US agree: lemon, orange and mandarin at the top, with lemon leading, delicate floral notes at the heart and patchouli at the base. Taylor does not publish an official fragrance pyramid. The impression: fresh and clean, but earthier than a pure citrus variety because of the patchouli.Product detailsProduct typeShaving cream for wet shavingLineEton College CollectionContents150 gPackagingBlue plastic tub with screw-top lidScentLemon, orange, mandarin, patchouli (according to retailers)ApplicationWith a shaving brush or your fingersMade inEngland (according to the print)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number27617348EAN4031683451519Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor – for fans of fresh citrus scents and for anyone looking for the shaving cream to go with the Eton College Cologne.Less suitable forThose who dislike patchouli. And anyone who wants to shave with no scent at all – for that there is the Organic Shaving Cream.How to useSoak the brush in warm water and wet your face with warm water. Work a hazelnut-sized amount of cream in the shaving bowl or on the brush with circular movements until a firm lather forms. Apply, shave, rinse with cold water and pat dry. Without a brush, rub the cream between wet hands.What does the cream have to do with Eton College?According to retailers in the US and Finland, the Eton College Collection goes back to a barbershop that Taylor of Old Bond Street was selected to open in Eton for the school there. The sources give no year.Does the Eton College Cologne go with it?Yes, both belong to the Eton College Collection. Retailers describe the cologne with orange, mandarin, floral notes and patchouli as well. Use the cream for shaving and the cologne during the day on your neck and wrists.How does it differ from Grapefruit and Lime Zest?Grapefruit and Lime Zest each carry a single citrus fruit in their name. Eton College combines several citrus notes with patchouli and therefore comes across warmer.What goes with it?For lathering, a brush from shaving brushes, after shaving an aftershave from aftershave and for the day the Eton College Cologne. All the brand’s products are on the Taylor of Old Bond Street page.NotesFor external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if contact occurs, rinse with clean water.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Parfum (Fragrance), Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone (Parfum Contains: Limonene, Linalool)Manufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Shaving cream with a fresh fougère scent in a 150 g bowl – Jermyn Street CollectionThe Shaving Cream from the Jermyn Street Collection by Taylor of Old Bond Street is a wet-shaving cream in a black 150 g plastic tub with a screw-top lid. According to retailers, the scent is a modern, fresh fougère with bergamot, lemon, lime and lavender. According to the print, the cream is made in England.In shortFor anyone looking for a shaving cream with a fresh, modern scent who wants to combine preparation, shave and aftercare from one line. Important: the cream contains parfum.Three reasons to choose this shaving creamFresh fougère – bergamot, lemon, lime and lavender, according to retailers.With aloe vera leaf juice, cocoa butter and allantoin – according to the manufacturer’s ingredient list.A complete line – pre-shave gel, aftershave, aftershave cream and cologne carry the same name.What does the Jermyn Street Collection smell like?Two retailers list the same fragrance pyramid: bergamot, lemon, lime and lavender at the top, geranium, neroli and amber at the heart, and musk, patchouli and vanilla at the base. Taylor itself publishes no official pyramid. The impression: fresh and clean, with a soft, slightly sweet base.Product detailsProduct typeShaving cream for wet shavingLineJermyn Street CollectionContents150 gPackagingBlack plastic tub with screw-top lidScentFresh fougère: bergamot, lemon, lavender, vanilla (according to retailers)Printed on lid“Shaving Cream for Sensitive Skin”ApplicationWith a shaving brush or your fingersMade inEngland (according to the print)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number27620672EAN4031683451700Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor – for anyone who likes a fresh, modern men’s scent and wants to use pre-shave and aftercare from the same line.Less suitable forAnyone who needs or wants to avoid fragrance – the cream contains parfum. And those who dislike sweet vanilla notes.How to useSoak the brush in warm water and wet your face with warm water. Work a hazelnut-sized amount of cream in the shaving bowl or on the brush with circular movements until a firm lather forms. Apply, shave, rinse with cold water and pat dry.How does it differ from The St James Collection?According to retailers, both are fresh fougère scents with bergamot. Jermyn Street adds lemon, lime, lavender and neroli and finishes on musk, patchouli and vanilla; the St James Collection Shaving Cream relies on mandarin, a fruity floral heart and a woody amber base.Does the cream contain parabens?The manufacturer’s ingredient list contains no parabens; the preservative listed is phenoxyethanol.How does it differ from the Organic Shaving Cream?According to its lid, the Organic Shaving Cream is free of fragrance and preservatives. The Jermyn Street Shaving Cream contains parfum and phenoxyethanol according to its list and has a fresh scent.What goes with it?From the same line: before shaving the Jermyn Street Pre-Shave Gel, afterwards the Jermyn Street Luxury Aftershave or the Luxury Aftershave Cream, and for the day the Jermyn Street Luxury Cologne. You will find a suitable brush under shaving brushes.NotesFor external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if contact occurs, rinse with clean water.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Glycerin, Coconut Fatty Acid, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Allantoin, Parfum (Fragrance), Triethanolamine, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Sodium HydroxideManufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Lavender-scented shaving cream in a 150 g tubLavender Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a lathering shaving cream in a 150 g tub with a screw lid. Taylor describes it as a classic floral fragrance with lavender essential oil; the ingredients list on the tub in our product photo includes Lavandula Angustifolia, true lavender. According to the print, it is made in England.In shortFor anyone who enjoys a classic, clean lavender scent when shaving. If lavender mainly reminds you of soap or the linen cupboard and you don’t care for that, a woody or citrus variant is the better choice.Three reasons for this shaving creamWith lavender essential oil – as stated by Taylor’s own online shop and British specialist retailers.Lavender with citrus and cedarwood – that is how several retailers describe the scent.150 g in a screw-top tub – lathered with a brush or, according to retailers, with your fingers.What does Lavender Shaving Cream smell like?Lavender takes the lead. Retailers in the UK, Canada and the USA describe the scent as classic and floral, rounded off with a fresh citrus note – one source names orange – and cedarwood in the background. Taylor does not publish an official fragrance pyramid.Product featuresProduct typeLathering shaving creamContents150 g (5.3 oz)ContainerPlastic tub with screw lidFragranceLavender, floral, with citrus and cedarwood according to retailersApplicationwith a shaving brush, or with your fingersMade inEngland (printed “Made in England”)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number38740574EAN4031683451380Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor. For lovers of classic barbershop scents and anyone who likes lavender elsewhere in the bathroom.Not ideal forAnyone who dislikes lavender – the scent clearly defines this cream. If you react to essential oils or fragrances, check the ingredients list on the packaging first. As a travel size, the 150 g tub is too large.How to useWet your beard thoroughly after a shower or with warm water. Squeeze out the soaked shaving brush, sweep its tip over the cream in the tub and pick up a hazelnut-sized amount. Whip it up in a shaving bowl or directly on your face with circular movements until you have a dense, glossy lather; if it is too dry, add a little water. Apply, shave, rinse with cold water and pat the skin dry. Avoid contact with the eyes.Does the cream contain real lavender oil?Taylor mentions lavender essential oil in its own online shop, and the ingredients list on the tub in our product photo includes Lavandula Angustifolia (true lavender). The list on the packaging shows what else it contains.Why do ingredient lists online differ?Retailers in different countries show different versions of the formula, and formulas can change. The list on the packaging you receive is always the one that counts.Does lavender go with a woody aftershave?It’s a matter of taste, but an obvious pairing: retailers name cedarwood as a background note. If you wear woody scents, you could finish a lavender shave with a sandalwood aftershave, for example.How much cream do I need per shave?A hazelnut-sized amount is usually enough for one pass; for a second pass, take a little more.What goes with it?As a second floral scent, the Rose Shaving Cream. For a woody finish, the Sandalwood Aftershave Lotion; to prepare, the Jermyn Street Pre-Shave Gel. You will find a suitable brush under Shaving brushes.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Linalool, Geraniol, Limonene, CI 17200 (Red No.33), CI 42090 (Blue No.1)Manufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Lime-scented shaving cream in a 150 g bowlLime Zest Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a shaving cream for wet shaving, supplied in a 150 g screw-top bowl. According to the lid it is made with natural citrus oils (“Made with Natural Citrus Oils”) and produced in England. The scent is fresh and citrusy, with lime in the foreground. Among the Taylor shaving creams, Lime Zest is one of the fresh scents, alongside Grapefruit.In shortFor anyone who likes a clear, fresh scent when shaving. If you are after warm, woody or tobacco notes, Tobacco Leaf or Sandalwood will suit you better. We do not stock an aftershave in the same scent.Three reasons to choose this shaving creamFresh citrus scent – according to retailers lime and orange, rounded off by herbal and woody notes.Made with natural citrus oils – as printed on the lid.150 g in a screw-top bowl – the brush loads the cream directly from the wide bowl; made in England.What does Lime Zest smell like?According to retailers, lime and orange open the scent, lavender and tarragon follow in the middle, with patchouli and cedarwood underneath. The impression stays fresh, while the herbal and woody notes add depth. We have no official fragrance pyramid from the manufacturer.Product featuresProduct typeShaving cream for wet shavingContents150 gPackagingBowl with screw-top lidScentLime, orange, lavender, tarragon, patchouli, cedarwood (according to retailers)ApplicationLather with a shaving brushSpecial feature“Made with Natural Citrus Oils” (printed on the lid)Made inEngland (“Made in England”)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number5510774EAN4031683452189Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor. For anyone who prefers a lively citrus scent in the morning, and for beginners starting out with brush and cream.Less suitable forThose who like warm, heavy scents or want to combine shaving cream and aftershave in the same scent. For a wash bag the 150 g bowl is rather bulky.How to useWet your beard thoroughly with warm water, soak the shaving brush briefly and shake out the excess. Load a hazelnut-sized amount from the bowl and work it into a lather on your face or in a bowl using circular movements; if the lather is too stiff, add a little water. After shaving, rinse with cold water, pat dry and close the bowl tightly.Shaving cream or shaving soap – what is the difference?A shaving cream is soft and lathers more quickly than a hard shaving soap, which has to be worked up with a wet brush first.Do I need a shaving brush?We recommend one, and retailers advise it too: a brush gives a lighter lather that spreads evenly.Which aftershave goes with Lime Zest?We do not stock a Lime Zest aftershave. To keep the scents from clashing, choose a subtly scented aftershave from our Aftershave category.What goes with it?For another fresh scent, the Grapefruit Shaving Cream; with lavender at its heart, the Lavender Shaving Cream. For preparation, the Jermyn Street Collection Pre-Shave Gel. You will find a suitable brush under Shaving brushes.NotesFor external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Parfum (Fragrance), Limonene, Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Linalool, CitralManufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.

Shaving cream with a classic fougère scent in a 150 g bowlMr Taylors Shaving Cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street is a wet-shaving cream in a 150 g plastic tub with a screw-top lid. Its scent is a fougère – the classic family of men’s fragrances built around lavender, herbs and moss. According to retailers, lavender and bergamot meet geranium and fern, resting on cedar, leather, moss and musk. The lid is printed with “Court Hairdressers” and “Made in England”.In shortFor anyone who likes the smell of a traditional barbershop: herbal and green, with a woody, leathery base. If you prefer fresh citrus, choose St James or Eton College; if you want pure lavender, the Lavender Shaving Cream.Three reasons to choose this shaving creamClassic gentleman’s scent – a fougère with lavender, geranium and moss rather than fruit or sweetness.For brush or hand – ideally lathered with a shaving brush, but it can also be applied with your fingers.150 g in a screw-top tub – made in England according to the print.What does Mr Taylors smell like?Three retailers in the UK, the US and Germany list the same notes: lavender, bergamot and green notes at the top, geranium and fern at the heart, and cedarwood, leather, moss and musk at the base. Taylor does not publish an official fragrance pyramid. The impression: crisp, clean and traditional rather than modern.Product detailsProduct typeShaving cream for wet shavingContents150 gPackagingPlastic tub with screw-top lidScentFougère: lavender, geranium, cedar, moss (according to retailers)ApplicationWith a shaving brush or your fingersMade inEngland (according to the print)ManufacturerTaylor of Old Bond Street, 74 Jermyn Street, St. James's, LondonItem number38658287EAN4031683451502Suitable forWet shaving with a safety razor, straight razor or cartridge razor – for anyone who appreciates a classic, crisp men’s scent while shaving.Less suitable forThose who like sweet, fruity or very light scents. And anyone looking for a continuous scent line from shaving cream to aftershave: we do not stock a Mr Taylors aftershave.How to useSoak the brush in warm water and wet your face with warm water. Work a hazelnut-sized amount of cream in the shaving bowl or on the brush with circular movements until a firm lather forms. Apply, shave, rinse with cold water and pat dry. Without a brush, rub the cream between wet hands and apply.What does “fougère” mean?Fougère is French for fern and describes a fragrance family that goes back to the perfume Fougère Royale of 1882 and is particularly common in men’s scents: lavender and bergamot on top, moss and woods below. The name describes an overall impression, not a single ingredient.How does it differ from the Lavender Shaving Cream?According to retailers, both feature lavender. The Lavender Shaving Cream focuses on that single scent, while Mr Taylors combines it with geranium, fern, cedar, leather and moss and therefore smells crisper.Are there other products under the Mr Taylor’s name?We stock the Mr. Taylor’s Moustache Wax (15 ml) for shaping a moustache. The manufacturer does not state whether its scent matches the shaving cream.What goes with it?Also woody: the Cedarwood Shaving Cream. For lathering, a brush from our shaving brushes category; to finish, an aftershave from aftershave.NotesFor external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if contact occurs, rinse with clean water.Ingredients according to the manufacturerAqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Myristic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Coconut Fatty Acid, Glycerin, Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxide, Parfum (Fragrance), Benzyl Alcohol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone (Parfum Contains: Linalool, Citronellol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone)Manufacturer’s information, October 2026. If the formula changes, the list on the packaging applies.