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That might be the best sales pitch ever. I'm definitely looking into this, as I need all the help I can get.
Seriously, the stuff is gold! I'm 40 and the ladies asking about it ranged in age from early-mid 30s through late 40s. So, it's not like suddenly young college grads were throwing themselves at me. Nor were the blue hairs getting all up in my bidness. But yeah, I was surprised at how much attention it got me, wedding ring and all.
I wish I'd known about this stuff in my younger days.
I used to wear Burberry Brit, but my wife made me stop wearing it. No joke, I had women on several occasions come by and ask me what I was wearing and flirt openly with me (and I'm not good looking enough for that to happen on its own). My wife saw two different ladies do it while we were out shopping one day, and then told me I couldn't wear it any more if other women were sniffing on me. So, it got retired from the cologne rotation.
That might be the best sales pitch ever. I'm definitely looking into this, as I need all the help I can get.
Been wearing Kenneth Cole Black recently. Nice, and not overpowering at all. 2 sprays on the neck, 2 on the wrists and that's it. Bottle lasts me about 6 months that way.
I used to wear Burberry Brit, but my wife made me stop wearing it. No joke, I had women on several occasions come by and ask me what I was wearing and flirt openly with me (and I'm not good looking enough for that to happen on its own). My wife saw two different ladies do it while we were out shopping one day, and then told me I couldn't wear it any more if other women were sniffing on me. So, it got retired from the cologne rotation.
I don't wear aftershave or colgne a lot, but when I do, it's usually an oldie but a goodie called Santa Fe or Stetson. I always keep a good old bottle of classic Old Spice on hand, too, mostly to honor my Dad. When I get real "fancied up", I wear a cologne called "Pi" (as in the mathematical symbol). Good smelling' stuff...
That's an 80s classic that's right up my alley, with a lot of the same notes as the ones I use. I need to get a bottle of that. I hear Guy Laroche has toned it slightly down a bit from when it first came out. That happens, since a lot of classic men's colognes have been altered to be a bit less loud than what was considered cool when we were younger.
The worst thing I hate is when another man takes a bath in cologne/aftershave..... Everyone in the whole world can smell it 100 feet away.
The first thing I always think ---- Ahhh, you didn't shower this morning
This goes for women too
I've always regarded a strong smell of perfume or cologne as the sign of a person who doesn't bathe much
Earlier this week, I got into a 1-person revolving door that had just been vacated by a woman who had recently taken a perfume bath. Since I was caught by surprise in a confined space, I wasn't able to hold my breath or escape.
On the rare occasions when I do more than just shorten my stubble, I usually go with Gillette's shaving balm/gel. It's easy on the skin, and the stink wears off quickly. Recently, however, I've been workin' the Hai Karate.
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