Which Musgo Real Colone Smells Like The AS?

[KenS]

The title says it all.
I like the scent of the Mosgo Real AS, but find it not to last. Maybe one of the colones would have better staying power, but I'm wondering if one of them has a scent similar to the after shave. I tried using the search functin, but I'm just not all that good at it.
Thanks in advence, Ken.

 

[wakefieldma]

I asked the same question a while back (actually I was looking for a cologne that smelled like the Musgo Real soap). The advice I received was to try one of the Spanish vetiver colognes (Zara Vetiver, Vetiver Puig, Adolfo Dominguez Vetiver Hombre) as these are supposed to smell like Musgo (I still haven't tried one of them but am probably going to try the Adolfo Dominguez vetiver based on reviews I have read).

I have never tried any of the Musgo Real colognes but I don't think any of them are a match for the Classic A/S, not 100% sure though-

 

[KenS]

I asked the same question a while back (actually I was looking for a cologne that smelled like the Musgo Real soap). The advice I received was to try one of the Spanish vetiver colognes (Zara Vetiver, Vetiver Puig, Adolfo Dominguez Vetiver Hombre) as these are supposed to smell like Musgo (I still haven't tried one of them but am probably going to try the Adolfo Dominguez vetiver based on reviews I have read).

I have never tried any of the Musgo Real colognes but I don't think any of them are a match for the Classic A/S, not 100% sure though-

I seem to remember that as being the case, but with my memory there is always a chance for error.
Thanks for the reply,Ken

 

[HoratioCaine]

The Musgo colognes do not match the A/S at all, so you're out of luck on that front. The Musgo a/s actually does have the same scent as the bath soap, but the two smell a little different from each other, due the carriers of each. There is also nothing in the Musgo line that matches the shaving cream scent, unfortunately, but Heno de Pravia, from Spain, is a decent approximation. Hope this helps.

 

[KenS]

Heno de Pravia huh? Well, I'll keep it in mind.
Thanks, Ken.