I get the Spanish locally and like to buy that way. Love the stuff...
Should I try the Italian too or am I good to go?
Should I try the Italian too or am I good to go?
Floid vs. Floid
- Thread starter Ron Scott
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You need to try Floid Blue.
Ben
Ben
You should try Genuine & Blue, but then I like the four classic Floids.
I've only tried Blue and Vigoroso.
I like the Vig but the Blue is fantastic.
The Vigoroso seems to be more of an acquired 'taste.' While the Blue seems to be universally loved.
I like the Vig but the Blue is fantastic.
The Vigoroso seems to be more of an acquired 'taste.' While the Blue seems to be universally loved.
I love vigoroso. Didn't care for the blue.
My bottle of Genuine is now 4-5 years old. There's still 25% left, but now it smells just like Play Doh. Love the performance but I won't replace it when it's gone. It's not an unpleasant smell, just.....blegh.
I am on the opposite end of the spectrum, love Floid Blue, not a fan of the Vigoroso.
Floid Blue is a must try.
I recently got a bottle of Floid Suave from Vintage Scent and a sample of Vigoroso from garry's Sample Shop. Quite different but I like them both. I haven't seen much mention on the Suave, how would that compare in scent and other qualities to the others? I get the Blue love and have to try but, WOW, that stuff is a little pricey! I suppose it will last me years with all the AS I use in rotation so it is probably well worth it.
you know what they say - once you go blue, you never go... oh wait, they never actually say anything like that at all, do they.
