Rex Sample Bundle | 1955, 1966, & 1977 Old World Tallow Shaving Soap - Rex Supply Co. TGB Ingredients Alcohol Splash: Alcohol Denat GSR-BBTR-SB-2OZ

Name: Rex Sample Bundle | 1955, 1966, & 1977 Old World Tallow Shaving Soap - Rex Supply Co. TGB Ingredients Alcohol Splash: Alcohol Denat GSR-BBTR-SB-2OZ
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 51111045502
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2988 (11 reviews)

SKU 51111045502 ★ 4.3

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Rex Sample Bundle 1955, 1966, & 1977 Old World Tallow Shaving Soap Rex Supply Co. TGB Ingredients Alcohol Splash: Alcohol Denat GSR BBTR SB 2OZ Ingredients Alcohol Splash: Alcohol Denat Isopropyl Myristate Willow Bark Extract Witch Hazel Aloe Vegetable Glycerin Green Tea Extract Silver Dihydrogen Citrate Citric Acid Fragrance Menthol or Koolada 23 (Optional) Polysorbate 20 Glucam P 20 complete with the razor’s unique knurling pattern and machined finish hydrating lather on the market today woodsy story as vibrant and colorful as the Swinging Sixties

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