Floria Water, invented by New Yorker Robert I. Murray in 1808, became known as a universal cologne for both men and women. Later, it was adopted by barbershops and used as a cologne and aftershave. Now, it is widely used before and after shaving as a refreshing tonic.

Directions:

Before shaving: Apply cologne to beard and massage in. The beard becomes softer and easier to shave.

After shaving: Apply cologne to the face to close pores and heal wounds. It leaves a refreshing scent and gives a fresh-shaven skin a boost.

Florida Water cologne is also widely used by baseball players in the southern US. The cologne is added to a bath of ice water and applied to the skin with towels to cool and refresh on hot days.