Men's Cologne

[sbb13]

Curve / Abercrombie

 

[D_Peverell Piledriver]

Ralph Lauren Polo in the blue bottle.

 

[kyberneticka]

now, I know it's embarrassing to wear anything from A&F, but they used to make the BEST cologne ever called "Woods". They stopped a few years ago and partial bottle of it sold for hundreds on eBay. They just started selling it again at A&F stores today so I'm headed there tomorrow to pick up a bottle. I might wear sunglasses and a hat so nobody I know will recognize me.

I never had so many compliments as I did when I wore Woods.

 

[B_thickjohnny]

Too many pages to go through and not sure if I responded or not but my favorite is Creed Vetiver.

 

[truereligion9]

bleu de chanel is my favorite

 

[kiltiesf]

A quick rule of thumb is "less is more".

"A man should be noticed, a woman should be remembered." In otherwords, a person should be close enough to another person's personal space to be enticed by the wearer's cologne or perfume.

Make sure your hygiene is well maintained, and that you're not using cologne to coverup body odor. By showering and by showering, I mean using soap all over, especially in the important areas, one doesn't have to marinate themselves with cologne.

Your cologne shouldn't enter a room before you do, or linger in a room long after you've left it.

Last rule of thumb: If you've sprayed yourself with cologne, and can smell it after 5 minutes, you've put too much on.

You want your smile to take the other person's breath away, not your cologne!

My personal favorites: "Fierce" by Anacrombie & Fitch and Home' by Cartier - I receive compliments by friends who I greet with hugs!

 

[gideonxx]

i used to wear abercrombie and fitch fierce but recently moved to burberry beat...

but i just got a sample of marc jacobs bang and i may be sold!

 

[btmcaphill]

I love te Chrome line. Not to strong. Great after shave balm and deodorant
Gucci has a good one too althoug hthe deodorant doesn't last long
Bvlagarri is nice and a little stronger.

 

[canon]

I used to wear it but for about the last 5 years I stopped. I find mens cologne much too sweet and the longer it stays on the sweeter it gets. I despise shaking hands with a guy and wear his cologne for the rest of the day and washing hands over and over doesn't seem to remove it. About the closest I will get to a male fragrance is soap. I will shower with Dial and then soap again with a Hermes soap and rinse off. That's enough for me. Shampoos, shave creams and other creams all have fragrances. I would much rather she have to get close enough to smell my skin than stand at a distance and smell the cologne.

 

[lovin_california]

Jean Paul Gaultier is nice and refreshing, yet not too strong. Anyone else like this one?

Bonus: it comes in a container that is shaped like a male torso

 

[Love Your Bulge]

Try PLAY by Givenchy. It is the fragrance Justin Timberlake advertises. It is great !

 

[D_Uraniam Longhood]

I personally like Joop and Acqua Di Gio

 

[Mogluver]

Habit Rouge by Guerlain, it's old school, a little goes a long way, and not everyone will be wearing it around.

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

Habit Rouge by Guerlain, it's old school, a little goes a long way, and not everyone will be wearing it around.

I love Habit Rouge, and I love l'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme. Guerlain are really superb and are the only perfume house to produce fragrances with the very finest and costliest materials.

 

[Anyjoe]

Classiest by far ... NO cologne at all!
No fragrance laundry soap.

Nothing says "blue colar" more than colonge. YUK !

 

[Stephenmass]

Someone mentioned Joop above. It's been around a long time; I personally don't wear it but my b/f does quite often and I love it. A little does go a long way for sure; nothing is worse than someone who puts too much cologne on....just enough that when someone gets close they get a scent that is enticing and not overwhelming. Some colognes are VERY strong and you only need a little bit, less than most others. Others are so light that an hour or two later the scent is literally gone, etc. Whatever scent you buy, use your own senses. IF YOU SMELL IT all day, chances are you put too much..... My b/f always puts a little bit on his stomach area around his trail....absolutely delicious!!

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

Classiest by far ... NO cologne at all!
No fragrance laundry soap.

Nothing says "blue colar" more than colonge. YUK !

Rubbish, only someone intent on denying themselves a highly pleasurable sensory experience would think that. Perfumes and fragrances at their best are in fact an art form and no one with any intelligence and discerning dismisses an entire art form so ignorantly.

Besides anyone unable to spell collar and cologne is in no position to lecture anyone else on habits which are declasse

 

[bthegreat]

 

[teutonicos]

Ralph Lauren Polo . Look for the Blue bottle, it's a classic, the chicks dig it.
Hit it in your hot spots where you feel a pulse, the scent will last for hours.
Also try Cool Water By Davidoff.

Yes,I second Idreamfilthy.-Try either and judge what smells best on you.Don´t overdo it though.A little goes a long way.

 

[earllogjam]

I hate cologne on men. It tastes bad too.