Were does one go about finding non name brand aftershaves or colognes?
Non Name Brands?
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What do you consider non-name brand?
Lots of inexpensive aftershaves can be found in the health/beauty section of grocery stores, or small chain pharmacies/drug stores. Big chain store like Walmart, CVS, and Walgreens have some as well. But I would still consider everything they have as "name brand".
Cheap generic stuff can be found at dollar stores, dollar general, family dollar, etc.
Lots of inexpensive aftershaves can be found in the health/beauty section of grocery stores, or small chain pharmacies/drug stores. Big chain store like Walmart, CVS, and Walgreens have some as well. But I would still consider everything they have as "name brand".
Cheap generic stuff can be found at dollar stores, dollar general, family dollar, etc.
Your local dollar store will likely have some clones of popular items.
You can also visit artisan shaving sites (e.g., Stirling, Saint Charles Shave, etc.) for their own aftershaves.
You can also visit artisan shaving sites (e.g., Stirling, Saint Charles Shave, etc.) for their own aftershaves.
Dollar store for me.
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I guess I'm looking for the non traditional would be a better term ( no brute,aqua velvet, etc...)
Definitely check out some of the artisan sites I mentioned and Captain's Choice.
You might consider checking out Garry's Sample Shop, West Coast Shaving, Maggard's Razors, etc. to get see all the samples they have out there. These are going to be things other than the less expensive "pharmacy brands" that you mentioned.
Dollar Store can be a great little place if you dig through the odd Ma and Pa ones carefully.
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