What size is the bottle?

700 ml (23.65 oz), a shop-size bottle built for heavy daily use at the chair.

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Gummy After Shave Cologne 23.65 oz. 70% alc

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The splash that tells the client the cut is finished.

Gummy After Shave Cologne is a 700 ml (23.65 oz) barbershop cologne at 70% alcohol, made for the traditional finishing splash at the end of a shave or fade. The high alcohol content is the point: it evaporates fast, cools the skin and leaves a clean scent trail rather than an oily residue. It comes in the Gummy scent range — Diving, Sailing, Mystery and Infinity — so you can pick the smell your shop becomes known for.

Closes the service properly: the cool splash is the moment clients remember from a shave.
Evaporates clean: 70% alcohol dries fast and does not leave skin greasy.
Scent options: Diving, Sailing, Mystery and Infinity across the Gummy range.
Shop-size bottle: 700 ml lasts through heavy daily use at the chair.
Cost per service is tiny: a professional finishing touch that costs pennies per client.

Specifications

Size: 700 ml (23.65 oz)
Alcohol content: 70%
Scents: Diving, Sailing, Mystery, Infinity

Questions Barbers Ask

Is 70% alcohol too harsh after a close shave?

It is a traditional barbershop splash and it will sting on freshly shaved skin — that is expected. For sensitive clients, follow with a balm or use a lower-alcohol tonic instead.

How do I apply it?

Into your palms first, then pat onto the skin. Never spray directly at the face.

Which scent should I stock?

Most shops carry two: one fresh and one deeper, so clients get a choice without you carrying the whole range.

Why Barbers Love It

Shops get remembered by smell. A big bottle of cologne at the station costs almost nothing per client and is the last thing they notice before they leave.