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    Lavish Care

    Lavish Care is a Greek men's grooming brand founded in 2016 and rooted in Thessaloniki, a city with a long association with the barbering trade. The label builds its identity around barbershop-style grooming products rather than perfume-house traditions, with a catalogue that includes shaving preparations, hair care, body care, and fragrance. Its scent range includes Instictus, Indicus, and Blundus, each introduced in 2019. These names position the brand within a modern Greek grooming culture, where traditional shaving rituals and contemporary styling meet. Lavish Care's story is regional in origin but aimed at a wider audience interested in considered, characterful products for the modern man.

    GreeceEst. 2016lavishcare.gr ↗
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    Heritage
    2016
    Founded in Greece

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    Heritage

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    Lavish Care was founded in 2016 in Thessaloniki, in northern Greece. The city carries a recognisable barbershop heritage, which gives the brand's name and positioning a specific home rather than a borrowed identity. Rather than presenting itself as an old perfume house, the company built its catalogue around the daily rituals of men's grooming: shaving, hair maintenance, skin care, and fragrance. Its approach draws on the atmosphere of the Greek barber shop, a setting where shaving is treated as a ritual and where scent has always played a central role in the experience. The 2019 launch of three fragrances, Instictus, Indicus, and Blundus, marked a clear expansion beyond core grooming formats into scent. No individual founder names or perfumer attributions have been verified in the available sources, so the history of the house is best understood through its city, its founding year, and the way its product range has grown from barber-focused essentials into a broader men's grooming line with its own signature fragrances. Lavish Care's creative vision centres on the barber shop as a cultural reference point. The brand frames men's grooming as something worth time and attention, not a rushed afterthought before work. This is reflected in a product philosophy built around experience rather than necessity alone, with the barbershop serving as both muse and setting. The house's approach to scent follows the same logic. Fragrances such as Instictus, Indicus, and Blundus were created to sit within a broader grooming context, completing a routine rather than existing as isolated perfume purchases. The brand's naming, with terms drawn from Latin and classical references, signals an interest in heritage and gravitas while remaining aimed at contemporary wearers. Its communication consistently returns to ritual, atmosphere, and the character of the individual who chooses to take care of himself. The result is a clear, focused idea: recreate the attentiveness of the traditional barber through modern grooming and fragrance products.

    2016
    Lavish Care was founded in Thessaloniki, Greece, establishing a men's grooming brand built around the barbershop tradition.
    2019
    The brand released its first documented fragrance trio: Instictus, Indicus, and Blundus, extending its grooming range into scent.

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    Lavish Care takes its name from the barber shop, a choice that ties the brand directly to a specific grooming culture rather than a generic fragrance identity.

    02

    The house is based in Thessaloniki, a northern Greek city with a strong documented association with the barbering trade, giving its founding story a genuine local context.

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    All three of the brand's listed fragrances, Instictus, Indicus, and Blundus, were introduced in the same year, 2019, suggesting a deliberate entry into scent as a unified collection.

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    No perfumers are credited for Instictus, Indicus, or Blundus in the available fragrance databases, an unusual absence for a house with a catalogue of this size.