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Just wondering if there are any women out there that care to share what their favorite aftershave or cologne they prefer men to use?
Like some have gals stated, its all about about the light touch when it comes to cologne. I absolutely love Azzaro Wanted. My focus group is men but guess what? They dont even notice. Its the women who always say "Bobby you smell soooo good". Anything else Mrs. Robinson?
Boy, from you ladies here, i WISH you would talk to the little old blue haired ladies who POUR ON 10 ozs of stinky perfume, so much that it precedes them before they enter a building!!!
A man with a dab is not a problem, the little old ladies are!!
I dont wear it often, but i like a variety of colognes.
Used to be old spice. Then paco rabon, the ck. But now i get knock offs that smell nice, are alcohol based so they dissipate rather quickly.
One thing I learned is what it smells like when sampling might not be the same after wearing it some. I found that especially true with woman's perfume so I never bought a woman any unless it was one I liked on them.
I usually go for unscented soaps but as a few have mentioned Irish Spring, I am going to try it and ask my lady fiend what she thinks.
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