Swiss Pitralon aftershave

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Swiss Pitralon aftershave

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Here is something nice and refreshing from Switzerland that has great skincare and a pleasant scent which some describe as fruity, but I find it light and classy. Not too much alcohol burn, although this stuff has a high alcohol content, and although it has no menthol, it is slightly cooling. This stuff has great healing qualities.
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+1 Always enjoy using this product after a close shave.
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Jeff is there any discernible fruit in the mix?
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I don't know what to say - some guys claim it has a melony scent or an orangey scent, but I don't find it fruity at all.
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For those interested, here are the components:

Aqua, Alcohol denat., Isopropyl Alcohol, Urea, Glycerin, Parfum, Propylene Glycol, Geraniol, Citronellol, Linalool, Benzyl Salicylate, Benzyl Alcohol, Hydroxycitronellal, Cinnamyl Alcohol, Anise Alcohol, Isoeugenol, Lactic Acid, Eugenol

(http://www.codecheck.info/kosmetische_m ... ave_Fl.pro)
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pear

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I got the fresh , very ripe Comice pear scent...I love the Swiss version,the German version ,for my tastes , is unwearable !....never tried the Czech version....by the way,the Ralon aftershave is a very nice copy of the Swiss splash.
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Where did you guys get it from? And it's very soothing against irritation you say? Is it light and fast-absorbing?
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3 Pitralons

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I have not tried the Austrian Pitralon,this one is very difficult to find.The Swiss version is a ripe,sweet pear scent,the German is very different,and for my nose,not appealing.The Ralon is a very nice copy of the Swiss version.... manufactum.com sells it.
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ChrisW wrote:Where did you guys get it from? And it's very soothing against irritation you say? Is it light and fast-absorbing?
I got my Swiss Pitralon from superlather.com, the only place that I know of that sells it in the US. I do find that it has a little more "healing properties" than other splashes. I think it absorbs just as fast as any other splash.

As for the scent, this, and the skin goodies it contains, is what makes this splash a real winner for me. There is a discernible pear note to it, as malocchio said. I have heard it described as a slightly dry pear brandy. I have never had nor smelled pear brandy, but I do smell pear and there is alcohol in it so I would guess that "Pear Brandy" isn't too far off.
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Re: pear

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malocchio wrote:I got the fresh , very ripe Comice pear scent...I love the Swiss version,the German version ,for my tastes , is unwearable !....never tried the Czech version....by the way,the Ralon aftershave is a very nice copy of the Swiss splash.
This is the one aftershave I've been wanting to try for a long time, but so very difficult to get hold of. I'm so glad you mentioned the Ralon as I wanted to ask about it when I saw this thread. I've suspected that Ralon would be a copy of the Swiss Pitralon due to both the similarity in name and logo.
I like it very much (and have a couple of bottles of it). Thanks :D
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where can the swiss pitralon be found?
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petr wrote:where can the swiss pitralon be found?
Here's one place:

http://www.manufactum.com/swiss-pitralo ... 5/?a=59791

Shipping might be a bit much, though, depending on where you are.
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