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Betting without old spice and brute..any recommendations ?
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Take those two out and you are left with Blue Stratos!
From my experience, a lot of the older gentlemen I encounter in the pub and the bookies tend to use the same one.
Not sure what the name of it is, but it smells a bit like stale urine.
Not sure what the name of it is, but it smells a bit like stale urine.
At over 60 whatever you use will only be to camouflage the crapp in your trousers.
Anything that exudes a faint whiff of stale urine…
Hadn't read post before mine! Honest.
Hadn't read post before mine! Honest.
"Aramis Tuscany" and "Cacherel" are two I still like, but haven't had for years, as never buy my own.
Currently have "Lui" by Emporio Armani...."Polo Black" by Ralph Lauren and "Boss" by Hugo Boss, and all with shower gel too.
Currently have "Lui" by Emporio Armani...."Polo Black" by Ralph Lauren and "Boss" by Hugo Boss, and all with shower gel too.
The one I have been using most recently is a David Beckham creation... as there is a free tester bottle at the local chemist when I am waiting for them to make up my monthly prescription.
A liberal application of talcum powder should do the trick.
A search of the bathroom cabinet reveals:
Truth - Calvin Klein
Blue Stratos
Identity
Lnyx Africa (FFS)
Classic Sport
Kenzo Jungle
Davidoff Cool Water
Azzaro
Jasper Conran - Man
I purchased none of these, they were all gifts.
I appear to be out of Hai Karate
the last one I got for myself.
As for pressies for the wife:
I got Mrs SGAC 'Midnight In Paris' some years ago.
She got me '2-00 a.m. - Whitchapel'
I got her ' Allure'
She got me 'Grunt'
Truth - Calvin Klein
Blue Stratos
Identity
Lnyx Africa (FFS)
Classic Sport
Kenzo Jungle
Davidoff Cool Water
Azzaro
Jasper Conran - Man
I purchased none of these, they were all gifts.
I appear to be out of Hai Karate
the last one I got for myself. As for pressies for the wife:
I got Mrs SGAC 'Midnight In Paris' some years ago.
She got me '2-00 a.m. - Whitchapel'
I got her ' Allure'
She got me 'Grunt'
best one i saw was when my father in law who is a bit northern and won't spend over a fiver on anything came home proudly with his new purchase a few years ago
think he got it from lidl or similar, was a rip off of fahrenheit called "eruption", we never got chance to smell it, we were laughing so much he took it off us and we never saw it again, tight git must have worn it though
think he got it from lidl or similar, was a rip off of fahrenheit called "eruption", we never got chance to smell it, we were laughing so much he took it off us and we never saw it again, tight git must have worn it though
After shaves for the over 60s?
Surely people of that age don't use aftershave?
Surely people of that age don't use aftershave?
Chanel "Allure" - I think it has "Hommes Sport" after that, but that is clearly marketing speak. It is really an eau de cologne (yes, alright I know!!) rather than an after-shave, but it is seriously nice.
Chanel "Allure" - I think it has "Hommes Sport" after that, but that is clearly marketing speak. It is really an eau de cologne (yes, alright I know!!) rather than an after-shave, but it is seriously nice.
Equipage by Hermes of Paris, Chanel Blue, and Antaeus. Ralph lauren Safari. Paco rabanne. Aramis. Dior Eau Sauvage.
You don't need aftershave if you wash with carbolic soap.
And the ladies love it.
They know they're dealing with a proper bloke if he smells like that.
They know they're dealing with a proper bloke if he smells like that.
Cheers fellas..Aramis it is then
Haven't checked this out but there were, I think, several types of "Aramis" of which mine was "Tuscany"
Haven't checked this out but there were, I think, several types of "Aramis" of which mine was "Tuscany"
Obsession..Calvin Klein. Perfect for man of my age. Tabac has always been my favourite but can't get it in Manila
I know it's more than fourteen years since my wife bought me some which came with a superb and high quality umbrella.
The canopy was black and brown, to match the packaging style, and the brown wooden handle had a brass name plate.
Like a pratt I left it behind on a survey in the sh!tehole otherwise known as Immingham near Grimsby.
They were supposed give it to my contractors later, but that never happened!
The canopy was black and brown, to match the packaging style, and the brown wooden handle had a brass name plate.
Like a pratt I left it behind on a survey in the sh!tehole otherwise known as Immingham near Grimsby.
They were supposed give it to my contractors later, but that never happened!
Best aftershave for the over 60s? Give your chin a rub down with a wad of crisp £20 notes, or even better, Swiss Francs... seems to work for Sepp.
Dont know why you'd bother. You'll never pull at that age.
/without any question - if you get to move with females - Davidoff Cool Water .. i was using this and getting laid by it before it even hit the uk (I worked in US) .. its a total non brainer ,,, its no pricey and not as crisp as it was but i still buy about £200 worht a yesr .. and at 48 still getting laid (dont rell mrs minardi)
I wear Cool Water. Best smell ever created imo.
Minardi seems to have a tad more success with the ladies than me though
Minardi seems to have a tad more success with the ladies than me though
A generous splash of Newcastle Brown never goes wrong
Was the one with the umbrella, Quorum as advertsied by Seve Ballesteros?
Best aftershave for the over 60s? Give your chin a rub down with a wad of crisp £20 notes, or even better, Swiss Francs...
Absolutely true.
The smell of money has always trumped good looks and youth.
Omar Sharif said when he was young and good looking he always had to work to find a girl.
Yet now he's old and ugly but rich they fall over themselves for him.
Absolutely true.
The smell of money has always trumped good looks and youth.
Omar Sharif said when he was young and good looking he always had to work to find a girl.
Yet now he's old and ugly but rich they fall over themselves for him.
"Dont know why you'd bother. You'll never pull at that age".
I actually did pull outside the village shop, with the top down on the last warm day.
She said "are we going to Scarborough" so I said "yes, but I can only wait ten minutes, and will you bring a ball,
a kite and one of those wind break contraptions".
I actually did pull outside the village shop, with the top down on the last warm day.
She said "are we going to Scarborough" so I said "yes, but I can only wait ten minutes, and will you bring a ball,
a kite and one of those wind break contraptions".
Dr Crippen
30 May 15 09:51
Omar Sharif said when he was young and good looking he always had to work to find a girl.
Yet now he's old and ugly but rich they fall over themselves for him.
Not these days.
He was diagnosed with Alzheimers last week
30 May 15 09:51
Omar Sharif said when he was young and good looking he always had to work to find a girl.
Yet now he's old and ugly but rich they fall over themselves for him.
Not these days.
He was diagnosed with Alzheimers last week
Interesting…the way the question was phrased….'for over 60's'.
Does that suggest that the over 60's gent would a different smell to the under 60's? Is it that the older gent would think 'oh, no, that smell is far too young for me?!'
Does it suggest that they desire a nostalgic smell? A product they used when they were younger and are comfortable with?
Does it suggest they may not want to pay 'fancy, designer prices' for their aftershave?
Does that suggest that the over 60's gent would a different smell to the under 60's? Is it that the older gent would think 'oh, no, that smell is far too young for me?!'
Does it suggest that they desire a nostalgic smell? A product they used when they were younger and are comfortable with?
Does it suggest they may not want to pay 'fancy, designer prices' for their aftershave?
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