Best fragrance for a manly man?
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Can't beat Chiseled Face!
Get a sample from Amazon, one scent is "gasoline and motor oil" lol.
This is my favorite, all the notes come through if you're looking for them, but hard to single one out initially. To boot it sticks around, you'll smell it in the next mornings shower.
Most importantly, my wife likes it.
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Get a sample from Amazon, one scent is "gasoline and motor oil" lol.
This is my favorite, all the notes come through if you're looking for them, but hard to single one out initially. To boot it sticks around, you'll smell it in the next mornings shower.
Most importantly, my wife likes it.
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The Cobra and the Canary
NOTES:
Lemon
Orris
Tobacco Flowers
Leather
Hay Fields
Asphalt
NOTES:
Lemon
Orris
Tobacco Flowers
Leather
Hay Fields
Asphalt
All good choices, to be sure, but IMNSHO you could have closed the thread at post #2
Aramis
Although @02flhtci would be my close second choice. A little dab of Hoppes #9 behind the ears calls them in from far and wide!
Not looking to bring them all in- just the right ones.
A real man smells like horse sweat.
OK, I just moved to a rural area.
OK, I just moved to a rural area.
Umm, do we want to know what you've been doing with those horses?
Not looking to bring them all in- just the right ones.
Have you heard the one about Gagnon, the world famous moose caller from Saskatchewan?
This one's easy for me
It's gotta be
Azzaro PH
It's gotta be
Azzaro PH
Good question, wrong forum.
Ask here:
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or here
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My favorite is this one:
ewf-usa.com
Ask here:
supermodel3.com/Forum/index
or here
models.com
My favorite is this one:
ewf-usa.com
Unless...
My bad. Guilty of unidimensional thinking. You boys have fun...
Doh...
My bad. Guilty of unidimensional thinking. You boys have fun...
Doh...
tankerjohn
A little poofier than I prefer
Pinaud Clubman Special Reserve gets my vote 
Wow, my son-in-law just turned me on to this recently. Very good stuff. Not cheap, but not nosebleed Creed pricing, either.
I am a 41 year old engineer who has worked at a construction site, offshore rigs and mining pits.
Nothing like the smell for burnt steel, dirt, sweat, grease and Chanel Allure to turn a cave man into a neanderthal.
Nothing like the smell for burnt steel, dirt, sweat, grease and Chanel Allure to turn a cave man into a neanderthal.
Drakkar
FarmerTan
"Self appointed king of Arkoland"
I'm as manly as they get. I'm a retired Cosmetologist/RN......
I will tell you this: Grey Flannel AFTERSHAVE, which I received in a PIF from @TheVez2 about two hundred years ago is really good. The cologne? Man, that stuff is ten times stronger, and I think I killed some people in church with it. I swear, I ONLY used one squirt, and people coffed up lungs in the aisles! True story doggone!
Then my lovely bride, the War Department, hid a BUNCH of my scents out in the barn. I just found 'em a month ago or so. I had forgotten about the Grey Flannel AFTERSHAVE! I tried some yesterday before we had a cookout/Bible study with a bunch of folks from church. NO ONE COFFED UP A LUNG!
But ya wanna know what? I could still barely smell it hours later when we got home.
Interesting factoid: Grey Flannel pairs INCREDIBLY well with the original smell of Tabac puck soap, back when they were still killing imaginary unicorns to get the fat for the tallow. Again: true story doggone!
I will tell you this: Grey Flannel AFTERSHAVE, which I received in a PIF from @TheVez2 about two hundred years ago is really good. The cologne? Man, that stuff is ten times stronger, and I think I killed some people in church with it. I swear, I ONLY used one squirt, and people coffed up lungs in the aisles! True story doggone!
Then my lovely bride, the War Department, hid a BUNCH of my scents out in the barn. I just found 'em a month ago or so. I had forgotten about the Grey Flannel AFTERSHAVE! I tried some yesterday before we had a cookout/Bible study with a bunch of folks from church. NO ONE COFFED UP A LUNG!
But ya wanna know what? I could still barely smell it hours later when we got home.
Interesting factoid: Grey Flannel pairs INCREDIBLY well with the original smell of Tabac puck soap, back when they were still killing imaginary unicorns to get the fat for the tallow. Again: true story doggone!
So without getting into what makes a manly man, I'll say this. If your work has you outdoors, working with machinery or animals or lumber (or all three), you already have a rather nice boquet of earthy, leathery, animalistic, gun oil scents. When I was doing that kind of work I gravitated towards florals and citruses. Trust me, the other notes still linger in the background, and women definitely notice.
Now that I'm in an office, I find myself gravitating towards more earthy, woodsy scents because I lack those in my life. I still like florals and citruses, but I usually try to combine them with something else that's deeper.
My daughters love the smell of ouds on me; my wife does too but likes bergamots and lavender and lilacs more.
If I were making my own it would have bergamot and lavender top notes with a base of vetiver, oud, and musk.
Now that I'm in an office, I find myself gravitating towards more earthy, woodsy scents because I lack those in my life. I still like florals and citruses, but I usually try to combine them with something else that's deeper.
My daughters love the smell of ouds on me; my wife does too but likes bergamots and lavender and lilacs more.
If I were making my own it would have bergamot and lavender top notes with a base of vetiver, oud, and musk.
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