Epsilon
Epsilon is a brand from Spain, founded in 1940 and, according to the company, a family business now in its third generation of artisans and entrepreneurs, with production made in Spain. Its range centres on shave care products such as aftershave splash, aftershave balm, pre-shave and shaving soap, alongside shaving gear including cases & travel, stands and other accessories, among others. Epsilon offers a small range of scents, with mint as a frequent note.
- Founded
- 1940
Scent profile of Epsilon
Most frequent notes
Counted across the 4 scents of Epsilon in ShaveIndex – each line leads to these scents.
Range
Scents by Epsilon
4 scents| Scent | Family | Selected notes | Products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amber | Mandarin · Mint · Rose · Cedar | 1 | |
| Blue Mediterranean | Not documented | Not documented | 6 |
| Classic Mint | Mint | 2 | |
| Scottish Spirit | Not documented | Not documented | 3 |
Fragrance notes describe scent impressions and are not an ingredient list. Missing information does not confirm that an ingredient is absent.
Shaving gear by Epsilon
All 5 items of shaving gear in ShaveIndexBases
A base is the shared formula behind several products of a maker.
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Alcohol Aftershave Splash Aftershave splash 1 product
- Formula type
- Liquid
- Alcohol
- Alcohol listed
- Animal ingredients
- None listed
Questions about Epsilon
- Which country is Epsilon from?
- Epsilon is a maker from Spain.
- When was Epsilon founded?
- Epsilon was founded in 1940.
- How many scents by Epsilon does ShaveIndex list?
- ShaveIndex lists 4 scents by Epsilon.
- Which notes does Epsilon use most often?
- In the ShaveIndex catalogue: Mint (2 scents).
- Which aftershave bases are documented for Epsilon in ShaveIndex?
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According to the ingredient lists in ShaveIndex:
- Alcohol Aftershave Splash – Liquid; Alcohol listed; No animal ingredient listed
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