This has been a bit confusing to me, as a newbie to the wetshaving/cologne world.
To what degree do you match your scents? For example, I'll always use my Proraso Pre/Post with my Proraso Green, and I'll probably followup with some mint witch hazel. I do this just because I like the cooling effect, and Proraso smells great. But oftentimes I'll use some Taylor's Rose and I use the Proraso Pre/Post... to what degree do the two interfere? Add cologne and deoderant to the mix and you have so many combinations that could be so delicious or so horrible smelling!
Last night I was a couple of hours off of a Proraso shave. I had just put on some C&E lavender handcream (a sample that came with my brush), and it was hot, so I had dabbed some Thayer's Rose on my forehead, and my girlfriend said that I smelled like "a French whore" (no offense to any Frenchman or whores, honest).
How concerned are you gents about this deadly effect? I'm sure that her comment wouldn't have been applicable half an hour later, when most of the different scent had worn off. Nonetheless, it's an interesting question.
To what degree do you match your scents? For example, I'll always use my Proraso Pre/Post with my Proraso Green, and I'll probably followup with some mint witch hazel. I do this just because I like the cooling effect, and Proraso smells great. But oftentimes I'll use some Taylor's Rose and I use the Proraso Pre/Post... to what degree do the two interfere? Add cologne and deoderant to the mix and you have so many combinations that could be so delicious or so horrible smelling!
Last night I was a couple of hours off of a Proraso shave. I had just put on some C&E lavender handcream (a sample that came with my brush), and it was hot, so I had dabbed some Thayer's Rose on my forehead, and my girlfriend said that I smelled like "a French whore" (no offense to any Frenchman or whores, honest).
How concerned are you gents about this deadly effect? I'm sure that her comment wouldn't have been applicable half an hour later, when most of the different scent had worn off. Nonetheless, it's an interesting question.