Thread: Favorite Scents

Found one I like a lot. Blue Mark by Jack Black. (No, not the fat singing comedian ) It's a pretty upscale UK company that has apparently opened up shop in the U.S. Found it at Bumble Lane in Baton Rouge. A woman picked it out, so I know it smells good. I like it a lot.

I have a few favorites now.

Penhaligon's Opus 1870 is amazing.
Trumpers Sandalwood is very very good.
Trumpers Spanish Leather is very nice as well.

In the lower price range I like SCS 2-11 cologne, it's very fresh and fruity.
and I like Diesel Zero Plus Masculine my wife has the matching feminine scent and hers is quite sweet while mine is pretty spicy.

I suppose..

1) Georgio Armani
2) Polo Sport
3) Tabac Cologne / Pinaud Clubman Original

Other ones I like; Joeseph Arboud / Davidoff Coolwater

I've got a sample set of colognes coming down from Trumpers, so I am looking forward to trying them out and comparing with my long standing favourites. I would like to try Penhaligons too at some stage.

Edt: Got the samples from Trumpers and quite liked the Sandalwood and Spanish Leather, though I have to be blunt and say that while both are nice scents, neither of them really rocked my boat.

It's been a long while since I tried on new scents so perhaps my expectations are very high right now, what with my new found hobby in SRS. Time to see if Penhaligons will oblige with some samples

My lady loves the Caldwell & Massey #6 cologne on me. I mix it with witch Hazel 2/3 - 1/3 after the formula that my barber uses for his aftershave.

Acqua Di Gio by Georgio Armani - excellent, light and fresh scent that my wife just absolutely loves. By far the crowd favorite! (I picked this one out on my own a few years back and she still seems to love it). - padron already mentioned this one too

Corduroy by Zirh - another good one. Wife picked this out on her own for me and it is definately nice.

Descriptions off perfume.com
The water fragrance of Acqua di Giò Pour Homme is typical of the understated elegance of Giorgio Armani. The brisk scents of marine and citrus; bergamot, mandarin, neroli, blend with rosemary, patchouli, and amber. Crisp top notes are followed by the herbal aromatic and subtley sensual scents of the middle and base notes. The result is a fresh and casual fragrance inscripted with Armanis own signature.

Corduroy is a unique scent and the ultimate expression of masculinity. It captures the self-confidence and sophisticated chic of the man who creates his own destiny and his own personal signature - a fresh, sexy, masculine blend of fresh fruits, lush spices, and warm woods.

Originally Posted by trekker2017

My lady loves the Caldwell & Massey #6 cologne on me. I mix it with witch Hazel 2/3 - 1/3 after the formula that my barber uses for his aftershave.

I want to try some of this cologne. Where do you get it?

I don't have that many but my favorites are:

1. Tabac EDT (not the cologne)
2. Clubman Pinaud aftershave
3. Paul Sebastian
4. Old Spice

Of the 4, only the Tabac EDT lasts for any length of time on me.

Originally Posted by steve

I want to try some of this cologne. Where do you get it?

Caswell-Massey has a website. (I've been misspelling it) www.caswellmassey.com

I also signed up to receive their catalog.

I guess I have something wrong with my smeller because strong scents absolutely "annoy" me... particularly anything with more than a subtle hint of musk or strong floral. Most ladies perfumes drive me wild, but not in a nice way. Hence, I'm not much on most mens colognes. One exception I've found (I tolerate it fairly well and most ladies like it) is Lagerfeld.

Well, right now my favourite is Dunhill for men (the 1934 one).

After that, I'd have a bunch floating around and rather than say I like one better than another I'll just list my other favourites in no particular order:
Burberry Brit
Dunhill Man
Knize 10
Creed Himalaya and Green Irish Tweed