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Alternative to body spray?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick H Jul 28, 2012. 26 Replies 0 Likes
When I'm not dressing up I usually use a mild scent of Axe body spray to smell fresh all day. What's a more manly alternative that keeps me smelling fresh but not strong like a cologne? This is more…Continue
Best book about Alexander the Great?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nate Thurbee Jul 28, 2010. 15 Replies 0 Likes
Thanks to the good people on this site, I'm having fun reading really good books about great men. I'm about to finish 'The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt' and want to find another good book. I recently…Continue
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Hello!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brett McKay Jan 18, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everybody! I stumbled upon this site a little while back and absolutely love it. I believe that many of the qualities of being a man have been lacking in today's society and this site is a…Continue
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Nate Thurbee replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"Thanks everybody for all the input. I only use a little bit as I'm borderline OCD about being clean. I use soap that is fresh but not too strong and as for the body spray, a very light spritz so as not to be overbearing with the scent. I'm…"
Native Son replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"Sorry, I try not to use scent."
John Muir replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"it's an anti-perspirant as well."
"My favorite scented oil is synchromesh. It's a real panty dropper, too."
Ian Wilson replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"hey, does your baking soda deodorant mixture just suppress body odor, or will it help cut down on sweat in the pits?"
Ian Wilson replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"whatever you decide on: less is more better.
i think i read a quote somewhere else here in AoM, something to the effect of: colognes/perfumes should be a reward for intimacy, not an announcement of a pending arrival."
"Talking about the natural scent of sweat my wife loves for me to not wear anything so that at the end of the day I have nothing but that natural smell. I agree that washing good and then allow natural to take place."
John Muir replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?" I buy scented oils. My favorite is sandalwood. I don't buy the super expensive stuff - you can really go down an expensive rabbit hole looking for an authentic oil, and I suppose there may be some value in that, but…"
Rebekah replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"That's where it gets really sensitive, yes. I'm not African American. But there are studies showing that women with certain hair styles (and colors) do better professionally, and I'm not talking about "bed head." These are…"
Nick H replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"This is going to sound a bit daft but by hair products and ethnicity, are you referring to straighteners for African-Americans?"
Rebekah replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"There are some. Usually, they're because it relates to the work (food service, for example) or they're very worried about not accommodating an employee's sensitivity.
Americans, of course, aren't good at doing anything half-way,…"
Nick H replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"In Canada many work places are "scent-free' and perfumes/colognes are treated with the same 'respect' as cigarettes. Not sure if you guys have that in the US."
Nick H replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"Most women I've met say they prefer a man to smell 'clean'. Although a few also like a mild scent that is only detectable when close."
Chuck Knight replied to Nate Thurbee's discussion Alternative to body spray?"Absolutely nothing. Best scent ever.
I am one of those people who reacts very badly to aromas. The only thing worse than women's perfumes is men's colognes. They're horrible, and make me feel genuinely…"
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- At 3:33pm on January 18, 2010,
Michael J. Austin said… - Hello and welcome to the site !!!!
- At 4:36pm on January 17, 2010,
Dwane Lay said… - Welcome to AoM!
If you're a reader, you are welcome to join our book of the month club. Link is below, hope to see you there!
http://community.artofmanliness.com/group/bookofthemonth
- At 2:34pm on January 17, 2010,
Herb Munson said… - Hi there Nate. Welcome to AoM. Also, thought I'd give you a friendly invite to check out my relatively new group, The Great Debate. Just click on "Groups." It's the one with the colorful galaxy picture. It's also one of the most active groups on AoM. In any case, great to have you aboard.
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