Classic and Long-Standing Brands:
* Williams: A classic brand known for its affordable and refreshing aftershaves, including their popular "Aqua Velva" line.
* Mennen: Another widely available brand, known for its "Skin Bracer" aftershave, which boasted a strong, masculine scent.
* Old Spice: A classic brand known for its strong, spicy fragrances and iconic packaging.
* Pinaud: A French brand known for its distinctive, aromatic aftershaves, particularly the "Clubman" and "Lilac Vegetale" options.
* Seaforth: A brand known for its clean, refreshing scents and woodsy fragrances.
Specialty and Luxury Brands:
* English Leather: A popular brand with a strong, aromatic scent, often associated with a "sophisticated" or "masculine" image.
* Avon: While known today for its cosmetics, Avon offered popular men's grooming products in the 1950s and 1960s, including aftershaves.
* Yardley: A British brand known for its elegant and aromatic fragrances.
Note: While these brands were popular, many other aftershave options were available in the 1950s and 1960s. Barbers often stocked a variety of scents to cater to individual preferences.
Beyond brands, some common aftershave types offered were:
* Lotions: Provided a more moisturizing experience.
* Splashes: Offered a refreshing and cooling sensation.
* Colognes: Provided a more intense and long-lasting fragrance.
Remember that the availability of specific brands and scents varied based on location and individual barbershops.