I am with you. Grey Flannel is just repulsive to me. I cannot abide it.I like a wide variety of scents, but the one I cannot stand is Grey Flannel by Geoffrey Beene. It is a cologne rather than an aftershave. It is supposed to be a oriental woody fragrance for men, but the only thing I can smell is the geranium.
I love the floral top notes of Pinaud Lilac Vegetal, but once the flowers fade, you are left with a musky smell that some have described as cat urine. Since I have two cats, I know what they mean. They say on the bottle that it can be used as a body splash, but I cannot imaging anyone doing that.
Best: hmmmm maybe Aqua Velva Musk. Absolutely intoxicating to my nose. Smooth glycerin, with little burn. Settles to a warm scent the wife likes.
Worst: Fine Green Vetiver. If I had to imagine what a forest pixie's armpit smelled like, this would be it to me.
Underdog: Veg. Everyday I used it was pure pleasure.
Honorable mention: Cryogen. nuff said.
I look around and find eight bottles of aftershave.
Best is probably Gillette Cool Wave, because the scent is pleasant and layers with everything, plus decent face feel.
Don't sweat it. The cologne will sting a little more and lasts a whopping 10-15 minutes longer. Its pretty much the same thing. ImoWorst? Brut. Not so much because it's a bad aftershave ... but because I grabbed the bottle of cologne next to the bottle of aftershave and didn't notice until it was too late for a return. Oh well.
Don't sweat it. The cologne will sting a little more and lasts a whopping 10-15 minutes longer. Its pretty much the same thing. Imo
Really? I like the initial smell from Gillette cool wave from the bottle; however, it finishes peppery smelling on me.
Well there you go. That's a solid plan.If it mattered, I'd probably just cut it with Witch Hazel and that'd be that.
Instead, I keep it with my athletic gear in case I'm in need of a post-work-out French shower.