P&G Old Spice Cologne has absolutely no staying power. I have the spray bottle and put on 3 sprays around my neck and a couple more on my body. I can't smell it after 2 hours. The scent is totally gone.
Disappointing to say the least.
P&G Old Spice Cologne has absolutely no staying power. I have the spray bottle and put on 3 sprays around my neck and a couple more on my body. I can't smell it after 2 hours. The scent is totally gone.
Disappointing to say the least.
Agreed. Great staying power. Only way to go with Old Spice!
may be it though i know also everyone is different. i just got off a 15 hour shift and i still get wiffs of my old spice cologne. though i may drown myslef in it cause i use 3 sprays on my neck 1 on shirt one on the back of my neck. its not going to project like a expensive cologne. but its definitely there if someone gets close to me
Try cold spice by paa it to my nose smells just like shulton old spice and last over 9 hours. It does have menthol in it. Stirrling spice is another good one but the dry down scent to me is off can not explain it just the dry down is not right.
After reading your post, I went to the closet and got out an Old Spice original gift set from about ten years ago, and splashed on some cologne. I could still smell it five hours later. I know the Classic doesn't last that long. And for the hundreth time I thought how disappointing it has been that Procter and Gamble made that change. I will never forgive them. The Classic stuff pales in comparison. Other colognes repurchased through the years are weaker than their older brethren.P&G Old Spice Cologne has absolutely no staying power. I have the spray bottle and put on 3 sprays around my neck and a couple more on my body. I can't smell it after 2 hours. The scent is totally gone.
Disappointing to say the least.
