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I've noticed you can get the same scent in aftershave splashes and colognes in some lines of product. Is a splash meant to compliment a cologne, or is the combination too overpowering and its a one or the other situation? If a combo what are your favorites?
I'm going to say aftershave is for toning, prevent infection, and calm skin irritation and razor burn. Cologne is for smelling good. I would think if you get the same brand and scent that they would compliment each other by scent only. Could be wrong, or there may be more to it than that.......
splashes have less essential oils in them so they are cheaper. i think it goes from least to most - toillette water, aftershave, cologne, eau de parfum
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Originally Posted by Vegita182
Good question, equally good answer!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trimmy72
"Aftershave splash" is low-powered in smell/aroma (but still noticeable, thank you), while "cologne" (and EDT/EDP) are increasingly higher-powered (spiritual overtones, optional) and carry the scent (and price!) forward/on|upward.
My favorite is Geoffrey Beene Grey Flannel:
http://i1341.photobucket.com/albums/o745/JBHoren/17.jpg
I have some grey flannel. I may have to dust it off and try it , was a christmas present from before I was interested in shaving.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHoren
Unlike dairy products, Grey Flannel doesn't go "off" or have an expiration date. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vegita182
After patient and painstaking search, I recently (last week!) found-and-acquired some NOS Grey Flannel shaving cream and ASB. Hopefully, the SC/ASB/ASL/EDT will figure prominently in this Friday's SOTD. Stay tuned!