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I've had to top up mine this week as I was virtually running out.
I just resorted back to my staples.
Leu' Dissey by Issey Miyake
Armani Code
Acqua Di Gio
I might try a couple others, not sure what to go for.
I know John Varvatos and Hanai Mori are popular, and I've read online that Green Irish Tweed by Creed and Rochas Man are really good but I've tried none of these.
What do you guys use?
I use gasoline and varnish remover on the week and sweat on the week-end. I am a real man.
Currently 'wearing' the following
Chanel Allure Sport
Gucci by Gucci
Ed Hardy
Paul Smith Extreme
most anything of the CREED range Bilbo, only problem is I have to wait for someone coming from the UK to bring 'em!
Have you tried Green Irish Jamiebhoy? People seem to love it onlin but it's expensive, worth the money?Quote:
Originally Posted by jamiebhoy
ultraviolet, Echo, 212 what i start with
end up with whatever the African fella in the mens room has in stock though :s
I like pure oils. Arabian .
I wear dolce and gabbana I love the smell of it.
Axe. cuz i like the commercials. ;D plus i give my shoes a spray too before heading out the door...helps ward off the funk.
I have always been a CK1 man. It's just something that I have always stuck with over the years.
Geo F Trumper - Aftershave - Extract of Limes Aftershave glass crown top bottle (splash) 200ml
I used to like Davidoff Cool Water back in the day when they only sold it in their London shop but it got popular so now I stick to the limes stuff.
Bilbo, the Green Irish Tweed is awesome. Really is the best stuff I have ever had, lasts for ages, but real expensive. It smells like the piss of the Gods! :cool:
I guarantee you will get people complimenting you if you have it on.
Most of the time I use one of either Diesel, CK1, Hugo Boss Platinum or Gucci.
I don't wear cologne. Just aftershave and Old Spice.
Jazz or Karate aftershave.
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Originally Posted by Oggie
I know Gucci have just release a Pour Homme Sport version that is meant to quite nice, you tried that?
Also I know the 'experts' say you should test a scent on yourself because everybody's body chemisty is different and it smells differently on each individual. Does anyone know if there is truth to this?
To me it sounds like the kind of elitist artsy bollocks that people 'in the know' would say to make them sound important, as if they have some kind of higher knowledge and experience on the matter and that it's not as simple as just picking the scent that smells nice.
It's the same people who say Acqua Di Gio is generic and a sellout to wear because it is so ubiquitous, whereas I take that to mean it smells nice and girls will dig it, which is, let's be honest the only reason any man would waste his money on such a poofy purchase as perfume. :)