Thread: using vintage aftershave or cologne

I found a bottle of old spice from about 30 years ago, love it!

Originally Posted by hipsley

Found it on amazon £20. ha ha they can suck my wildroot for that price, I wouldn't use it as an aftershave strides unless your looking for that oiled up stripper look.

I have the body of an adonis (I wish) may as well smell like one too, but honestly 20 pounds is a bit rich, Geezer you have expensive taste sir

Originally Posted by Strides

I have the body of an adonis (I wish) may as well smell like one too, but honestly 20 pounds is a bit rich, Geezer you have expensive taste sir

Geezer bought it for a buck

Originally Posted by hipsley

Geezer bought it for a buck

Deer hunting season...soon!
~Richard

Originally Posted by MODINE

Yes Sir sure, if you’re lucky enough to find some that hasn’t turned to turpentine he, he. The Hess Sweet Pea is a favorite and almost gone sad clown face.. Scent is part of the nostalgia.
Mike

The Fitch product was made in my little po-dunk hometown of Boone, Iowa. At one time a pretty large volume producer of patent medicines, miracle hair growth products, and the like. The Fitch building still stands and now houses an antique store. I was back home visiting my dad this weekend and gave it a good once over but was perturbed at the noteworthy non-availability of any Fitch products...