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Yeah, so I'm thinking of getting some of that cheap imposter cologne in Chinatown, but I don't know what's good. I mean, good, like kind of sexy or romantic or some crap like that that's popular now.

So what's the best stuff to get the ladies' senses reeling? Or do you prefer your men without cologne?

Thanks.

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Usually I'm anti-cologne. E.G. got some Bay Rum aftershave from Burt's Bees that is niiiice, though.

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Mostly I'm attracted to someone who just smells clean, it's hard to describe. I make my husband soap in which I use sandlewood and a little of a scent called oak moss. However, if he comes in smelling like earth, cut cedar and burning leaves that's good too. Most commerical scents are too strong and complicated for my senses.

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A little nut sweat behind the ears turns quite a few people on

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Absolutely ditto to Green Witch.

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A touch of cologne can be quite appealing - Aramis, Silvestre, are nice
to smell.

Kicky, Chinatown has this unmistaken garbage-dead-fish-chop-suey odor that would be surely very attractive on you.

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shewolfnm wrote:

A little nut sweat behind the ears turns quite a few people on

So my profuse, chronic ballsweating isn't necessarily a handicap after all. What good news! Of course, I'll still have to wear my custom made "nut-diapers," but a little dab behind the ears and I'll be up to my testies in babes!

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the women I've dated in the last few years like these choices of my colognes:

1. Ralph Lauren's 'Polo Black' light citrusy....one of my faves
2. Kenneth Cole's 'Black' woodsy/citrus
3. Carolina Herrrera's '212' - my fave (smells citrusy/ fresh rain)
4. Michael Germain's 'Deauville' pour Homme -- clean smell like talc powder
5. Armani's 'Aqua di GIO' ... better in summer...available everywhere..mild lightly fruit/melon..tropical smell.

The ladies I know are evenly split over which one likes a partic one of these better. None of these is fruity, overdone or too sweet.

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Old engine oil usually works, I've found. Good lubricant, as well. I've recently been advised that the linseed oil smell of putty is rather attractive.

As far as aftershave is concerned - Paco Rabanne or egoiste, but only a very small splash, as too much causes a certain labrador in the park to start humping my leg.

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Ragman wrote:

the women I've dated in the last few years like these choices of my colognes:

1. Ralph Lauren's 'Polo Black' light citrusy....one of my faves
2. Kenneth Cole's 'Black' woodsy/citrus
3. Carolina Herrrera's '212' - my fave (smells citrusy/ fresh rain)
4. Michael Germain's 'Deauville' pour Homme -- clean smell like talc powder
5. Armani's 'Aqua di GIO' ... better in summer...available everywhere..mild lightly fruit/melon..tropical smell.

The ladies I know are evenly split over which one likes a partic one of these better. None of these is fruity, overdone or too sweet.

Interesting When I was in undergrad, not too long ago, Clinique's "Happy" seemed to be the rage among ladies. How could I forget? This was when I'd be in a classroom, seated in close proximity to at lteast two girls of a similar age/soccioeconomic niche (private school Rolling Eyes

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