ClubmanPinaud Hair Tonic, 12.5 fl oz

I'll never purchase another brand of hair tonic again. I like the fragrance and it's light and non-oily., It has just enough hold - doesn't leave my hair stiff like a hair spray might. Delivery from seller was prompt. A great value price wise and the large bottle will last me a long time.

I bought Clubman Pinaud Hair Tonic on a whim, and I think I’ve found the secret to world peace! Okay, maybe not world peace, but definitely peace between my hair and my sanity. This stuff is like a spa day in a bottle for your scalp.First off, the scent! It’s like walking through a vintage barbershop with a slight hint of citrus. I half expect to see a classic barber pole twirling in my bathroom. My hair feels like it just had a long vacation in the Bahamas, and the best part? It doesn’t look like it’s been in a wind tunnel.I've been using this for a few weeks now, and my hair is not only looking dapper, but it’s also become an excellent conversation starter. The other day, someone asked me where I got my hair done, and I said, “Oh, just a magical potion I found on Amazon.”In summary, if you want your hair to look and feel like it’s been pampered by wizards, go for this tonic. It’s like a high-five for your hair from the universe!

I got this for my husband as a nostalgic memory and he just loves it. Says the product is even better than it used to be and he loves the smell.

I like that it compliments the Clubman aftershave, but that is not quite as strong a scent.

It’s been decades since I have used hair tonic. My hair turned grey, and thinned out and for several years I just buzzed all the hair off. I decided to let it grow back and when it did it was very thin, very dull looking, and would just float around Bernie Sanders style, which made me crazy. So, I thought maybe it was time to try putting something on my hair to see if it would help. Help it did. The tonic soaked into my hair and made it much fuller and much more shiny. After a couple of days the improvement was very noticeable. Easy to comb or brush, it stays in place and it looks great. It doesn’t feel greasy or oily either. Good stuff!

Smells great, excellent value!

This stuff is great. Reminds me of the old days when all the barbershops used this. Makes my hair feel soft and not greasy and scalp feeling refreshed.

I purchased this tonic after reading other's reviews of it, as well as owning Clubman's talc and after shave. I love the smell! I don't have dry scalp or hair loss issues, but wanted to get the fresh/tingling sensation on my head that other's praised, and have the signature Clubman scent on my hair. Also, since old-school barbershop fans like it, how can you go wrong?Overall, this is quite an alcohol-centered scent, moreso to my nose than the Clubman scent itself. It's definitely no where near as pronounced as the after shave on one's skin. I rub it into my hair and scalp after a shower when my hair's still a bit damp, and I really do get more alcohol than anything else. I can't say my scalp tingles at all, and honestly after maybe 10 minutes I don't detect any Clubman aroma anywhere near me. This tonic does allow for easy styling/combing of hair, and it's hold is slight but quality throughout the day. My hair stays in place (as I want it) all day, without a dry look or super-wet look or a hard/crispy feel. My fingers easily can run through my hair, and it just looks clean and natural. At first I felt like it looked a little greasy, but it's not really. Makes the hair seem just subtly damp, which is nice.So I would recommend this to someone looking for a more natural/casual-looking alternative to gel or Axe, but don't count on having the beautiful Clubman scent around much. It's very faint and just doesn't last at all. Honestly, I'd say save your 12 dollars and just style your hair damp after a shower while using a little Pinaud Clubman aftershave on your hands. That will really do the job, you'll get the signature smell of barbershop, and only spend 7 bucks on the aftershave. But I can't say don't purchase this if you're curious. It's pretty good and a memory of a bygone gentleman's era.