Looking for something that smells like forest and the outdoors.
What colognes are outdoors smelling maybe a little piney?
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Penhaligons Blenheim Boutique (I probably misspelled all three words there)
SCS Aspect and Arrimarse both are pretty woodsy.
Polo green (the original) is nice and piney. Then the Ferns from Penhaligons and Trumper are good too.
L'Occitane Vetyver is very outdoorsy - but it doesn't smell of pine.
Trumper's English Fern, Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet and English Fern.
This morning I tried a sample of something sent to me from Colonial Drug that is nice and woodsy, but for the life of me I can't tell the name of the fragrance. All I can read is "Fall Green" and then it looks like the word "war." It's a really nice scent. If anybody can decipher what it is from that description let me (and the OP) know.
This morning I tried a sample of something sent to me from Colonial Drug that is nice and woodsy, but for the life of me I can't tell the name of the fragrance. All I can read is "Fall Green" and then it looks like the word "war." It's a really nice scent. If anybody can decipher what it is from that description let me (and the OP) know.
A&F woods.
Agreed. No pine, but it's green and woodenly, in my opinion a fantastic scent.
The B&B Cologne. Also I find Opus 1870 has a lite pine scent in the mid-notes.
Too bad B&B cologne is history. I see you added "piney" to the query. The most obvious pine note I know of is Blenheim Bouquet.
Pino is piney.
Creed Epicea and Creed Cypres-Musc.
Indeed. The B&B cologne is the first thing I thought of.
One I've always really liked is Azzaro Visit, it is kind of a bit spicy, peppery almost but it just reminds you so much of standing in some forest on a cool day. Really great stuff.
Really evergreeny stuff is kind of rarer today though I think because Polo green played that one out so badly that it's probably best avoided.
Really evergreeny stuff is kind of rarer today though I think because Polo green played that one out so badly that it's probably best avoided.
Paul Smith London has a great woodsy smell (more like cedar than pine though)
Pino Silvestre.
The bottle is even shaped like a pine cone...sorta.
The bottle is even shaped like a pine cone...sorta.
OH! Almost forgot...
Not piney, but Musgo Real Oak Moss has a great "fresh from mowing the lawn and tossing hay in a forest" smell.
Not piney, but Musgo Real Oak Moss has a great "fresh from mowing the lawn and tossing hay in a forest" smell.
Just by the way: especially if the lovely missus is looking for a 'green' scent - after ten years GAP just reissued the fantastic GRASS fragrance. And it smells exactly like its name, freshly cut grass.
I've seen men use it before, it's not exactly a woman-only-scent.
I've seen men use it before, it's not exactly a woman-only-scent.
