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    Another aftershave that I am really growing fond of is Fine Platinum.
    It's on the lighter side and not overpowering which I like.
    It is based on the scent of Creed Aventus only not $350.00 a bottle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evnpar View Post
    As a young lad in the 50's I enjoyed watching my grandfather and father shave, but loved the scent of my grandfather's Old Spice and my father's Mennen Skin Bracer, and I used these products almost exclusively for many years. Unfortunately, my wife thinks that I smell like a pine tree when I use Skin Bracer, which I think is a complement although that isn't her intent. I still enjoy these scents, but find them a little overpowering while at work, and tend to reserve them for weekends. I now either use a scentless aftershave so that I can use an EdT of my choice, or an aftershave that matches a classic scented soap or cream, such as Penhalligon's, D.R. Harris, or Truefitt & Hill.
    I always liked Pinaud's Lilac Water. My wife and two daughters, however, made me pour out the last of my bottle of it. They said it smelled like public urinals. OY!
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    Yep
    Bon said Floid Black had definite essence of Body Odor.
    Vic won it in an auction. Upon arrival an Colorado, it was banned again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Obie View Post
    I always liked Pinaud's Lilac Water. My wife and two daughters, however, made me pour out the last of my bottle of it. They said it smelled like public urinals. OY!
    Sounds like "The Veg" (Lilac Vegetal) I tried a sample bottle of that a few years ago; I think whoever said it smells like a cross between cat piss and a urinal cake had it pretty close-definitely a YMMV product. Some guys love it, though.
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    One of my favorite special occasion scents is Lagerfeld , I still have a small bottle of vintage edt, and a bottle of the “classic “. The original is better and has more staying power. And Proraso AS will never leave the den!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeSomebody View Post
    One of my favorite special occasion scents is Lagerfeld , I still have a small bottle of vintage edt, and a bottle of the “classic “. The original is better and has more staying power. And Proraso AS will never leave the den!
    Yeah, I've got a bottle of the classic Proraso AS that I will probably replace too.
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    Thinking about it more I couldn't do without these 3.

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    Also Brut was the first cologne both my young uns smelled when I cuddled them at birth.

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    Going back to when I started, I have always had Old Spice an AV Ice Blue in the shave den. More recently AV Sort Original and Tabac have joined them.

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    Original Old Spice (I don't know how long I've had this bottle), English Leather, and Clubman for Fridays. Also British Sterling for a cologne.
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