El Peluquero - Essentials - Premium After Shave Splash

Introducing El Peluquero (el peh-loo-KEH-roh) – where tradition meets precision in The Wet Shaving Store’s Essentials Collection.

Experience the classic barbershop scent with El Peluquero. Its woody fragrance captures the essence of a traditional barber, giving you a clean, fresh shave every time. This isn’t just a soap—it’s a tribute to the skill and finesse of a barber, bringing a touch of elegance to your routine.

Crafted for the modern man who values simplicity and quality, El Peluquero delivers a fresh, clean-cut scent. Made with minimal ingredients, it’s gentle on your skin and a smart choice for health-conscious grooming. The rich lather guarantees a smooth, comfortable shave without compromise.

The barber pole on the label is a symbol of expertise, just like the precise, professional care you expect from a barber. El Peluquero brings that level of craftsmanship to your shave, combining tradition with premium quality.

For a shave that’s more than just routine, choose El Peluquero. Enjoy the timeless barbershop experience, the freshness of a clean-cut scent, and the simplicity of minimal ingredients.

Because a clean cut isn’t just a style—it’s a statement. Discover the perfect shave with El Peluquero—The Barber, crafted for today’s man.

Here are the key benefits of the ingredients in El Peluquero:

Ingredients: Witch Hazel, Aloe Vera, Ethyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Fragrance, Essential Oil, Polysorbate 80

Scent Notes: Lavender, Patchouli, Oakmoss, Geranium, Eucalyptus

Perfumer: Shannon Constantine (from Elysian Soap)

Directions: Shake well before use and apply to the face. External use only. Do not swallow. Store away from direct sunlight.

Net Weight: 3.3 Fluid Ounces

Made in the USA

Inspiration: The inspiration for this splash came from the song El Peluquero by Aniceto Molina. In this song, Aniceto talks about a Salvadoran barber who won the lottery and decided to start his own business. He created a barbershop with two floors and began advertising that he performed all services upstairs and downstairs (Arriba y Abajo). The song is a really lively and fun song that is a staple in the Savaldoran culture. Both of my parents are from El Salvador so I heard this song very often growing up but didn't appreciate it for what was until I grew up and understood the double meanings that are conveyed within the lyrics. It can be considered a little raunchy but it's all for the fun of it. The scent on this one is heavy on the oakmoss and rounded out by the Lavender, Eucalyptus, and Geranium. It is a fantastic blend of a classic and is a must-have in your collection. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I do!

- Andy