15.99
Seville Shaving Soap (Excelsior Base)
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Everyone has a different idea of what a barbershop ought to smell like, but we tend to lean historically for this kind of stuff. Giovanni Maria Farina famously created the very first Eau de Cologne in the early 1700s, and it was an instant success. His formula was prized by the royal courts, and was so highly regarded that it's still in production today. As a result of this popularity, Eau de Cologne fragrances have been staples in European barbershops for well over a hundred years.
While we don't claim to be as gifted as Signor Farina, our Seville scent is definitely in a class all its own. Affectionately dubbed "God's barbershop" by some of our more poetic customers, Seville is a blend of lemon, bergamot, rosemary, lavender, patchouli, and oakmoss. The name comes from the famous opera The Barber of Seville, but the scent is at home anywhere. Give it a try; you won't be disappointed.
Net wt. 4 oz, Made in the USA
Description
Everyone has a different idea of what a barbershop ought to smell like, but we tend to lean historically for this kind of stuff. Giovanni Maria Farina famously created the very first Eau de Cologne in the early 1700s, and it was an instant success. His formula was prized by the royal courts, and was so highly regarded that it's still in production today. As a result of this popularity, Eau de Cologne fragrances have been staples in European barbershops for well over a hundred years.
While we don't claim to be as gifted as Signor Farina, our Seville scent is definitely in a class all its own. Affectionately dubbed "God's barbershop" by some of our more poetic customers, Seville is a blend of lemon, bergamot, rosemary, lavender, patchouli, and oakmoss. The name comes from the famous opera The Barber of Seville, but the scent is at home anywhere. Give it a try; you won't be disappointed.
Net wt. 4 oz, Made in the USA
Directions for Use
Ingredients
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- soap
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- Seville
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- base
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- Excelsior
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The Seville scent is legendary. It’s, in my opinion, not just the best barbershop scent ever created but the best scent ever created. It’s without a doubt the most popular scent in all of wetshaving and for good reason. After years and years of using different scents I always come back to this one. It’s such a joy to use and now in the excelsior base it’s come so far since the days of the white label base. Excelsior is an incredible soap base and the best of the best. Superior slickness, protection, and post shave. There’s no reason to use anything else. So do yourself (or a loved one) a favor and pick this up!

The absolute best scent in wet shaving.

Love B&M Seville soap and definitely in my top 3 barbershop scents. Their base is excellent and the soap is easy to lather. I always get a thick, slick lather with excellent post shave. Can’t go wrong with this soap!


I typically don't use Excelsior base but felt like trying Seville. Another hit for Will. I think I'll be buying more Excelsior soaps in the future