Thread: Is there a way to make a cologne last longer?

One thing to remember too is that while the scent may have faded to your nose that is only because you have habituated to the fragrance. There is usually a residual aroma that while very subtle is long lasting and others do notice it.

Long or short lasting....I'll still take and old skool cologne over Axe any day. That's m'story and I'm stickin to it .

Originally Posted by paydepst

One thing to remember too is that while the scent may have faded to your nose that is only because you have habituated to the fragrance. There is usually a residual aroma that while very subtle is long lasting and others do notice it.

This is what I was going to say.... I have been around gals that cannot smell their own perfume anymore so they will just spray some more... It gets ungodly!!!

I would suggest just splash some on in the morning and forget it....

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Long or short lasting....I'll still take and old skool cologne over Axe any day. That's m'story and I'm stickin to it .

Amen to that

Originally Posted by jeffegg2

This is what I was going to say.... I have been around gals that cannot smell their own perfume anymore so they will just spray some more... It gets ungodly!!!

I would suggest just splash some on in the morning and forget it....

Men (and I use the term loosely) too. Remember, if you can smell it on yourself 30 minutes after application YOU HAVE USED TOO MUCH!

If you want to enjoy the scent yourself throughout the day, put a splash on your handkerchief. That won't offend anyone else and, being confined in your pocket, will not dissipate as quickly.

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Long or short lasting....I'll still take and old skool cologne over Axe any day. That's m'story and I'm stickin to it .

i totally agree and am glad im not the only one who thinks they are terrible, plus some of the people who use it seem to think it replace bathing so they just spray a ton of it and it is awful

-dan-