2.065 din.
A beard balm from Captain Fawcett's legendary “Triumphant” series. A collaboration with actor and comedian Rufus Hound gave rise to this rare travel gem. How can we best describe this scent? Hop on your favorite motorcycle, put on your helmet and set off on a journey through the English countryside, filled with the scents of spring. Top notes of bergamot, lime and ylang ylang, perfectly paired with base notes of sandalwood and musk, make an excellent recipe for every modern gentleman.
Instructions: Ideally, apply to a clean beard, damp or dry. Scoop a little balm with the tip of your thumb and warm it up by rubbing it into your palm. Then work the balm through the length of your beard and comb or brush it for maximum hold, leaving you with a tamed, well-groomed beard that is easier to shape and style. Long live the beard!
Volume: 60ml
Sweet almond oil Prunus Dulcis, Abyssinian seed oil Crambe Abyssinica, Candelilla wax Euphorbia Cerifera, shea butter Butirospermum Parkii, and vitamin E tocopherol. Fragrance, limonene, linalool, hydroxycitronellal, citronellol, geraniol, eugenol, citral, benzyl benzoate, benzyl salicylate, farnesol, iso-eugenol, benzyl alcohol, alpha-isomethyl ionone.
Free shipping on orders over 6.000 RSD. Delivery within Serbia takes 1–3 business days.
About the brand
Captain Fawcett
United KingdomIt all started in a small English kitchen, where Richie Finney, a veteran film technician, mixed his first mustache waxes in an old baked bean tin. His goal was simple: he just wanted to make a product that actually worked, never imagining that this makeshift workshop would give rise to a brand that would conquer the world.
His wife, an Emmy and BAFTA award-winning makeup artist, took those waxes to film sets, where they quickly caught the attention of actors and crew. Interest kept growing, and the hobby gave birth to Captain Fawcett, a brand inspired by the spirit of the English gentleman adventurer who never loses his manners, whatever the circumstances.
The legend of the lost Captain Peabody Fawcett, whose “rediscovered” journals and recipes inspired the products, gave the brand an authentic and unmistakable identity. Richie combined British humor, elegance and craftsmanship to create products with soul.
The Captain Fawcett Emporium in Norfolk is currently the largest museum of barbering memorabilia in the world.
The brand's presence in Serbia holds special meaning. Not only because men here value quality, but also because, as Richie likes to say: “Serbia has the best food I've ever tasted in my life.” After several visits to Belgrade, Captain Fawcett feels right at home here.










