Proraso Prima Dopo Vintage Tin - Nourishing for Coarse Beards
Proraso Vintage Prima Dopo Tin - Nourishing for Coarse Beards - Shave Cream Tube, After Shave Lotion, Pre-Shave Cream
Proraso Coarse Beards Pre-Shave Cream being scooped out of jar with hands before applying.
Man having thick lather applied to his face by a barber in the foreground
Proraso Coarse Beards After Shave Balm being shaken out into the palm to soothe skin after a shave.
Coarse Beard lineup from left to right Pre-Shave Cream, Shave Cream Tube and After Shave Lotion sitting on red risers with a red background
Proraso Vintage Prima Dopo Tin - Nourishing for Coarse Beards - Shave Cream Tube, After Shave Lotion, Pre-Shave Cream on a barber shop shelf.
Barber making a thick lather in a green shave mug with After Shave Lotion bottles in the background
Proraso Nourishing for Coarse Beards Shave Cream Tube being squeezed into a shave cream mug to build a thick lather.

Vintage Prima Dopo Tin: Nourishing for Coarse Beards

$32.00

Our images are as legendary as our shaving products, conveying impeccable Italian taste and the history of a brand synonymous with quality in the shaving world for nearly a century. Now they’ve come together in this collectible tin, featuring our iconic advertising from the 1950’s as a tribute to the history of the brand, and including the three essentials for the classic Proraso Shave at home, all in the Red/Nourishing formula, with Sandalwood and Shea Butter, for even the driest skin and thickest, coarsest beard prone to bumps and ingrowns.

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Exfoliating and nourishing, it's for thicker, coarser beards, softening and preparing them for shaving. Made with Shea Butter and Sandalwood Oil. An intense fragrance scented by Sandalwood.

  • Shea Butter
  • Sandal Oil

SHAVE LIKE A PRO AT HOME

TIP FROM OUR BARBIERE

Make sure you are shaving with the grain. Know the face and really examine it before you even start with the shave. See which way the hair grows. A lot of times, hair on the lower portions of the neck are going to grow up, so you want to shave with they direction of the hair.

-Michael Haar, Proraso Maestro Barbiere and Owner of Haar & Co. Barbershop in New York City