BIKeINSTEIN
Herald
AK3D said:Strong and classic - Aramis
Great citrus - Armani Pour Homme
Lovely year round fragrance (slightly floral) - Paco Rabanne XS (won't break the bank either)
Classic and woody - Paco Rabanne
STRONG oriental - Gucci Pour Homme (just like wood shavings - and it lasts - not to everyone's tastes, though)
Lighter oriental - Gucci Envy (inexpensive and smells great all day)
Sharp blast of iris and tobacco - Versace Dreamer
Ultra strong killer - Givenchy Gentleman (though, its an all time classic, but in our heat conditions, the civet in it'll suffocate the poor bystanders)
Sophisticated type - Pierre Cardin Pour Monsieur
Light, long lasting fresh fragrance - Swiss Army
Heavier Aqua/ Fresh - Kenzo PH (there's L'eau par kenzo, but it doesn't last)
Cool/wet weather /mature fragrance - Grey Flannel (it'll last long too)
Sharp citrus - Iceberg Twice
Cheap semi-sophisticated strong type - Roger and Gallet's Open
All of them tried and tested by yours truly. In fact, I have *some* of them.
Final bit of advice - perfumes smell different on each person, so its best to test one on your skin first and then buy. Do NOT buy immediately after smelling it - let the perfume settle for half an hour or so, and then see if it suits you.
*ahem* - here's a different sort of cooling... :angel: :ashamed:
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Fantastic collection AK3D.:hap2:
And your last words are very very true- best checked on pulse points.

Sometimes if you don't have too much time- just rub the part where applied and take a distant whiff.

I had the opportunity to use Drakkar Noir- found it quite good- very peculiarly masculine.

The ones highlighted are as safe to use as cK one or coolwater- inexpensive and sureshot hits with anyone.