Cat Sidhe Aftershave Splash - by Murphy and McNeil Splash Type:Alcohol Free (required for international shipping) The Norse Gaels dominated much

The Norse Gaels dominated much of the Irish Sea and Scottish Sea regions from the 9th to 12th century

Note: This fragrance is an homage to "Sauvage" (no affiliation)

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Soap Base: Aon (Firm)

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Cat Sidhe Aftershave Splash - by Murphy and McNeil Splash Type:Alcohol Free (required for international shipping) The Norse Gaels dominated muchDescription: Pronounced somewhat like Cawt shee, in Celtic lore that Cat Sidhe (Fairy Cats) were spirit realm creatures who took the form of large black cats with white spots on their chest. Usually feared, there are also stories of the cats bringing good fortune. The symbol of the black cat has spanned ages. The pilgrims at Plymouth Rock considered black cats to be part demon and part sorcery, and to own one could cause serious punishment. Today