Organic Aloe Vera Sensitive Shaving Cream 150ml

Elevate your shaving routine with the Cella Milano Organic Aloe Vera Sensitive Shaving Cream. Designed with the needs of sensitive skin in mind, this shaving cream delivers a luxurious and comforting experience that leaves your skin feeling soft and revitalized.

The convenient packaging makes it easy to dispense the perfect amount of shaving cream, ensuring a hassle-free grooming experience every time. The rich and creamy texture of the cream creates a smooth lather that softens facial hair and lubricates the skin, allowing for a close and comfortable shave without irritation.

Infused with organic Aloe Vera extract, this shaving cream provides soothing hydration and helps to reduce redness and inflammation, making it ideal for those prone to razor burn or sensitivity. The gentle formula is free from harsh chemicals and artificial fragrances, ensuring a gentle and nourishing experience for your skin.

At the end of the 19th century, Milan was a throbbing hub of activity: fashionable cafés, theatres and electric lights outlined a dynamic and lively city, home to clean-shaven men with handlebar moustaches and women who always styled their hair to be wavy. A business dedicated to beauty opened here: Cella offered everything required to satisfy the new aesthetic needs, including soaps, scents, hair lacquer and brilliantine.

Barbershops opened everywhere, from Paris to London; shaving became an important social event, an opportunity to meet and talk about hot topics, politics and sports. Barbershops were places of rituals and social interaction.

Fragrance houses competed for formulas to make the best soap. In Italy, the Cella master soap-makers aimed to achieve a top quality product. They selected the best ingredients and slowly cooked them in a steam boiler, then seasoned the soap for a few weeks to concentrate it. This unique soap-manufacturing process is the perfect result of truly dedicated soap-makers striving for excellence.

Cella was awarded a gold medal at the universal exhibition in Milan in 1906 and the Grand Cross for industrial achievements in 1908: it had become a leading company in the Italian toiletries and perfumery world.