AS followup to AoS sandalwood cream?

[canadave]

I just switched to Art of Shaving sandalwood shaving cream, and I love it (more importantly, my wife loves the way it smells). I've been applying my normal eShave tea tree oil aftershave, and the first time I did this after shaving with the AoS, I realized this isn't going to work. The eShave scent is totally different than the AoS scent, and masks it--or even worse, kind of mixes with it.

So basically I want to find a decent aftershave to use after my AoS shave. I have a few choices I guess. I could go with something odourless. I could buy the AoS sandalwood aftershave (but it's a bit expensive). Or I could perhaps find something that complements the AoS sandalwood scent a bit better than the teatree scent.

What is your gents' takes on "competing vs. complementary scents" when it comes to shaving creams/soaps and aftershaves?

[mhdena]

AOS Sandalwood Gel for warmer months, Balm for cooler months.

Its worth it.

Here is a 15% off, there are 20% and 30% from time to time.

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[nrv216]

I like proraso AS splash with my TOBS Sandalwood cream! Ymmv but I find both to be kind of old man scents (in a good way I swear) and think they compliment well for me. I hope that helps!

nrv216

[Triad]

I use the Aos sandlewood balm its high but that bottle will last for a long long time
My wife loves the smell too!!

[Zerandise]

I use the AoS sandlewood balm and my wife as well enjoys it! A tiny amount goes a long way.

[nannahill]

Balm is great. +1 on a little going a long way.

[Harvey1]

ASB: AoS or Castle Forbes
ASS: Santa Maria Novella "Sandalo"