Thread: Colognes of the Famous!

Originally Posted by JordanM

I'll get right on that, watch your cornhole

Not mine, I don't hone for hire!

Lol, where is this supposed article you speak of located?

It's on my free excerpts page. I'm only letting you take a look because your inquiry was sincere and you have a kind face. It is not something I do often

http://anwealde.com/razors/free-excerpt

Ah yes the old Bruce Willis is a mail box head reference.. should have known

Bruce who?

This guy

As the avitar suggests Humphrey Bogart is my all-time favorite movie actor, so finding out what he used interested me. Another couple of favorites, Van Heflin and Robert Ryan, strike me as the type like my dad that had no interest in the macho thing and probably used electric razors and moistrurizing cream, if that.

A member of another shaving forum posted John Wayne's shaving kit that was about to be auctioned off and it had 2 electric shavers, 2 DE razors, and Lilac Vegetal, which is among my collection. No shaving soap, so the electric was his weapon of choice. The Duke didn't put on airs, did he?

I also use Agua Lavanda Puig, which is not expensive considering how much you get in the plastic bottles, but have always been turned off by the Sinatra image.

Originally Posted by Loewenherz

And here was I thinking they'd have had better taste than that.

Still, credit where credit's due: if it weren't for the old 4711, we'd have to admit we were wearing perfume.

For the time even Napoleon's selections would be limited.

You make due with what you have! Which is why I currently am limited to 3 fragrances each for under $10.

Old Spice being the favorite one I own at the moment. Even though I would prefer a Guerlain or Creed scent.

Originally Posted by JordanM

I'll get right on that, watch your cornhole

Your avatar's not a Corn Snake... is it?

Office Space

Watch out for your cornhole, bud - YouTube