We're all men of the 21st century :greengrin
Whats your fave aftershave then.
Paco Rabanne Invictus currently my flavour of the month. Red Rush YSL not bad either.
Hibs defeat my least favourite.
Must be some Brut fans on this site :greengrin
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We're all men of the 21st century :greengrin
Whats your fave aftershave then.
Paco Rabanne Invictus currently my flavour of the month. Red Rush YSL not bad either.
Hibs defeat my least favourite.
Must be some Brut fans on this site :greengrin
At the moment Creed Aventus for everyday and for special occasions La Labo (matcha 26)
Although I tend to change fairly regularly …
Wearing Calvin Klein eternity just now for everyday. Got it because I wore it back in the day but it smells a bit dated.
Got a bottle of Montblanc Individuel due to reviews but smells quite synthetic.
Can't see past 1million and 1million Lucky, and I'll be topping up at Christmas. These smells are associated with good memories which is maybe why I'm so fond of them.
I have it on good authority that the equivalent Hearts supporters thread has Tabac as their favourite.
John Paul Gaultier for me, nothing else.
Paul Smith Extreme and Dior Sauvage for everyday.
Creed Green Irish Tweed for special occasions (and at £175 for 50ml, I mean special).
I had that and liked it, wore Aramis on my wedding day, another decent aftershave and when I was a young pup my go to (all I could afford at the time) was Insignia 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
Ps, can you still get Insignia ?
Incidentally if anyone wants a cracking aftershave at a great price then I'd recommend Maurer & Wirtz 4711 Original. It dates from the 18th century and is one of the oldest traditional colognes still made.
About £15 a bottle and the smell lasts forever. It's not fashionable, it's timeless and classics are classics for a reason.
I still have a bottle of the original Shulton Old Spice with the blue stopper. It is magnificent. The M&S colognes are worth checking out for value and longevity. Have to say that Creed Green Irish Tweed is lovely. A little goes a long way so it isn't a splash it all over.
M&S do one is an orange box that is great value for everyday wear. Name escapes me but I'm sure it's vaguely Italian.Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
I quite like Old Spice as well. It smells like grandads used to smell and there's nothing wrong with that imo.
I’m fortunate that my wife sells perfumes and after shaves (Essens, which are basically designer fragrances without the huge mark up) so I’ll switch between a few different ones. Currently going between Armani Acqua di Gio, Creed Aventus, Dior Sauvage, and One Million.
Happy to hook anyone up if you want to save a few bob on them!
I get more aftershaves as presents than i could possibly use.
Currently on my aftershave shelf , i have Jimmy Choo, Aramis,Barbour, Versace , Boss , Stronger with you , Paul Smith and Suavage.
Current favourites are Versace and Aramis.
Paul Smith for me.
The green one ? 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by silverhibee
I’m between Jo Malone Earl Grey & Cucumber, and Reiss Black Oudh at the moment. Love the smell of both.
So how does it work? Tell you what brand you are looking for & the good lady matches that up to that particular one.Quote:
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Guess your sock drawer & slipper rack are full.Quote:
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Have about 6 pairs of slippers 😂Quote:
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Tom Ford Grey Vetiver
In green box, Sunshine :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by sleeping giant
Musk Natural for me, never use the stuff, never have, never will. :offski:
Nothing like a bit of Brut to splash it all over.
Chanel Allure Sport and Paco Rabanne Phantom at the moment
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Whatever my boys get fed up of.
I also sell Essens stuff. It’s absolutely superb. Just sell it to pals and family so not for profit. Works out around £15 for 50mls. I find the quality and longevity better than the brands. My current favs are Allure Sport, which I’ve worn for years and usually cost £70 and Creed Silver Mountain Water, which would be over a ton a bottle.Quote:
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Dont really use them much these days but I do like Comm de Garcons Man or Miller Harris Etui Noir if Im doing something special
Only really use two. Prada L'Homme and Tom Ford Neroli Portofino. Used to love YSL La Nuit de L'Homme but pretty sure they changed the recipe or something a few years back and it's nowhere near as good now.
On my bathroom shelf I've also got Armani Aqua di Gio, Bulgari Aqua Marine and John Varvatos Artisan Pure.
Hugo boss orange round bottle.
Keeps the smell all day and the one that has brought the most luck.
Boss Bottled and Boss Bottled Night.
A timeless classic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
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The Reiss one is majestic - I tried to buy recently in Reiss but they had none in stock.
Eccentric Mollecule 02 is my first choice. Not many people know about it and it always gets good comments.