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Manly Smells
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Permalink Reply by Hallock on -
I always thought the smell of a badger hair brush after just being used for shaving had a very specific aroma to it. Barber shops seem to have a similarly identifiable scent
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Permalink Reply by Joseph L. Rogers on -
I went to the wife on this one, and immediately she pops back with Sandalwood, and Old Spice.
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Permalink Reply by Caleb DeArmas on
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Gunpowder, tobacco and whiskey
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Permalink Reply by Caleb Goff on -
Oil, gasoline, fresh-cut wood...anything to do with cutting wood or working on cars. And Old Spice. Anytime I smell the original scent I always think of my dad.
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Permalink Reply by Carlos Lemus on -
Selsun Blue.
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Permalink Reply by Jacob Fehr on -
leather, cut hay, diesel fumes, tobacco pipe, Old Spice original scent, sawdust, burning charcoal, napalm in the morning
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Barbour on -
Coffee. Pipe tobacco. Wet leaves. Old books. Fresh soil. Bay rum. Old leather sofa. Hot engine of an old car.
I could go on. These are my favorites.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Franklin on -
The smell of smoke in one's hair and clothes after a night around the campfire
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Permalink Reply by Dave Lewis on
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My dad was a pipe smoker and passed away in 1994. When I went back home and cleaned out his collection of stuff I found the pipe that he'd been smoking on the day he died. Today it sits over my desk. The smell of my dad is pretty faint, but its still there and every so often I'm reminded of him by that old pipe. Other smells - new tires, a hot engine, campfires, bacon cooking.
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Permalink Reply by Todd Serveto on -
Manly smells: Coast deodorant soap, tire and lube shops (the rubber and the grease), hair tonic, engines, Polo or Old Spice colognes.
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