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A scent that smells like Leather, tobacco, wood and welding flame?
In other words, I am looking into changing my scent. For several years i've been sticking with my regular scent I found quite amazing when I was younger.
I have now matured, and I am starting to look like a man. And now, I would also like to smell like a man as opposed to smelling like a teenager.
Is there any scents out there that smell like leather, tobacco, wood or other manly things like welding flames and diesel?
I am looking for a scent to put on, when I haven't shaved - thankfully it is easy to find manly scents in aftershave and shaving creme, but when it comes to perfume and deodorants, it is a great deal harder.
Thank you in advance,
Jonathan
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Bjerre Guld Jørgensen on -
Thank you, Nick. I'll try and find that one and see if I like it.
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Permalink Reply by Michael D. Denny on -
3rded. Excellent stuff.
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Permalink Reply by Native Son on -
Why would i want a cologne that smells like my great-uncle's "workshop"? It may be manly, but it sure wasn't a lady magnet.
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Bjerre Guld Jørgensen on
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I wouldn't have any idea why you might want to or not, but I have no urge to be a lovely-smelling ladies magnet.
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Permalink Reply by Douglas Aldrich on -
I agree. While manly, no one will want to stand around a guy who reeks of diesel oil...
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Permalink Reply by Hampton Kennedy on -
Pinaud Clubman is always a great choice, they don't exactly smell like tobacco or diesel, but they are manly.
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Permalink Reply by Mark on -
This^. Except, Pinaud makes a version of Clubman called "Special Reserve" - excellent aftershave/cologne, that is a leather/tobacco type.
http://www.amazon.com/Clubman-Pinaud-Special-Reserve-Cologne/dp/B00...
You don't need to spend a lot of money for a good scent; the cologne industry is a racket.
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Bjerre Guld Jørgensen on
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Thank you - I will try and find it at my local shops, so I can smell before buying.
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Permalink Reply by Jacob M Howlett on
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I skip cologne and instead have a personal hygiene arsenal that is loaded with manly scents.
- Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap
- Pinaud Clubman Aftershave (I use this even when I don't shave)
- Brylcreem
- Taylor of Old Bond Street Sandalwod Shaving soap
- Kiwi Shoe Polish
This way no matter what, I have a combination of manly scents on me or my clothes at all times. Over time they combine to become your signature scent.
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