Description:

Rising a maximum of 214 meters (700 feet) above the ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are an incredible natural formation located on the Southwestern edge of County Clare in Ireland. In the middle, a round stone structure built in 1835 stands sentry over the grounds. It is among the most visited attractions in Ireland. Some will also recognize the cliffs as "The Cliffs of Insanity" from the film 'The Princess Bride," or as the location of a Horcrux Cave in a certain wizarding story.

This Aftershave Splash by Murphy and McNeil combines exceptional ingredients to provide an excellent post-shave feel and scents that linger.

Important: Air Delivery & International Guests

Alcohol based aftershaves cannot ship via air delivery. Customers outside U.S. should choose our alcohol free version to ensure a good shipping experience. Air Orders shipping outside U.S.A. will receive our alcohol free variant. U.S.A. orders with air delivery selected will be downgraded to ground.

Scent Profile:

Standing on the cliffs with the wind at your back, this fragrance should remind of being between the green earth and fresh cold ocean.
Scent Strength: Medium
Top - Calone and Fresh Lavender
Middle - Greenery and Spice
Base - Vetiver, Musk, and light notes of Wood

Ingredients:

Alcohol Splash: Alcohol Denat - Isopropyl Myristate - Willow Bark Extract - Witch Hazel- Aloe - Vegetable Glycerin - Green Tea Extract - Silver Dihydrogen Citrate - Citric Acid - Fragrance - Menthol or Koolada-23 (Optional) - Polysorbate 20 - Glucam P-20
Alcohol Free Splash: Willow Bark Extract - Witch Hazel- Aloe - Vegetable Glycerin - Green Tea Extract - Silver Dihydrogen Citrate - Citric Acid - Fragrance - Menthol or Koolada-23 (Optional) - Polysorbate 20
100mL / 3.4 fl oz

Cliffs of Moher Collection

Cliffs of Moher Shaving Soap - by Murphy and McNeil

Cliffs of Moher Aftershave Splash - by Murphy and McNeil

Cliffs of Moher Eau de Parfum - by Murphy and McNeil

Cliffs of Moher Solid Cologne - by Murphy and McNeil

Cliffs of Moher (AON Base), Splash, and EDP - by Murphy and McNeil (Used)