What is the difference between aftershave, cologne, edt etc. I know (i think) that cologne and edt are similar, but one is stronger / more concentrated. Thanks in advance
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What is the difference between aftershave, cologne, edt etc. I know (i think) that cologne and edt are similar, but one is stronger / more concentrated. Thanks in advance
For me:
aftershave - a facefull
cologne - three drops
aftershave has 1-2% essential oils and has skin healing, toning properties in. cologne has 2-4% oils so is cheaper but doesnt last as long. edt has 4-8% oils so has better sillage and longevity. if you use edt after shaving the amount of oils will more likely make your skin blotchy
also you are definitely daft
After an impromptu experement today I found out that A/S doesn't sting anywhere near as much as cologne. I also discovered that I really don't like tabac that much, after nearly drowning myself with a tester of it, but I do like cussons original, smells kind of soapy and clean, its a bit like a cleaner old spice.
his brollies could put a lot of men on here to shame they're so impressive. you're the one being taught how to be a man by a 23 year old
i think some a/s are less stingy than others though. ogallallalalalal burns the hell out of me. im currently using james bronnley, a clean, soapy very old fashioned scent.
funny you should say that, yesterday i was thinking about how my dad shaved who died when i was 18 before i had to shave. i always remember him leaving for work with small patches of toilet roll on his face and neck naturally glued on using his own blood. i would of loved to of got my dad his first cut throat and taught my dad how to be a man
Sorry to hear that Bombay.
my name is Pete by the way. thats ok, i will set up a foster home to adopt men and teach shaving, aftershaves, fly-fishing, growing tomatoes in Newcastle and stirring a gin martini
jr hartley? i will have to look that up in the yellow pages.
bond schmond, i will teach a sophisticated drink palette and do not condone promiscuous lathariasm. it is a home for gentle spirits, cats welcome.
So more a school for the modern man with classical values, rather than MAN SCHOOL GRRR.
I am glad you got the yellow pages thing, thought you might have been a bit young, goes to show I am not as old as all that. Remember that its good to talk, if you get an ology you are a scientist and acrington Stanley - who are they.
May I please add that you need to investigate the wonders of a good vodka tangy. What's that? What the hell is a tangy? Thats my name for a vodka martini (olive), vodka giibson (onion) except the addition is a little green orb of pickled small green tomatoes called tomolives and they have a tangy taste. Mix, toast and enjoy!
From what I know of you, and if Pete's school is as I imagine it, you would fit right in razorfeld.
I kinda felt that you understood an 80 year old with a mental age of 17 and the sex drive of a 95 year old. Daft, dizzy but not dumb. Can't insult me on just about anything anymore, except maybe the value of cats (HA!).
Have a spot in my heart for Australia. Back in the 70's had a chance to work in the Federal Govt's Education Dept. Wrote the letter, gave it to my now ex wife to mail. They wrote to say since they never heard from me they went and filled the opening. Hmmm, I wonder why they never heard from me. If I ever have enough money and before I'm 100 I will get over to your land.
It seems tomalives are not available in uk.
Is this a good recipe Tomolives – Pickling Green Tomatoes ?
I will make a batch tonight then get back to you in a week after a sampling or two in martinis. If my writing looks like this 'realllyu goodojw wilkl definterly drinj agaim' it means it was a good review
I'm yet to try a Gibson. Is it better than it sounds?
Looks good. Make sure you use tomatoes about the size of an olive on the medium or a little larger size. I'd send you a jar from the US but even here mailing costs are twice the cost of the item itself (glass jars). Not easily found in many stores either but I have a crackerjack daughter-in-law that finds things nobody else can. Awaiting your judgkempt (whoops shouldn't drink in the morning.)
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here is how my first ever batch looks
You sir, are one fast worker. Or do you live in a time warp and knew what before now? Let them soak a goodly time. Should have almost an olive drab color to them. Bright green is still too raw (and un-tangy.)
Good work!
I don't know what whenever, I lose days when I am drinking but Ed lives in the future so I know when he posts in Tuesday club pour une it must be monday
If you were a gin drinker you would note that the bottle I used was fever tree tonic water after I just poured myself a pint of g&t :beer2:
I have never had a problem with Ogallala-although I understand they have an industrial strength (name escapes me) that will burn.
I like my rum dark and neat, preferably in a pottery mug whilst sitting around a campfire. Lamb's Navy or Cruzan Blackstrap are favourites.
ok thats one more day i wont know the day, im thick as a brick