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Might repost this next week if I missed the boat, but:
Been thinking lately I'd like to get into cologne. Seems like a missing dimension. Not sure where to start looking, though.
If any of our resident cologne connoisseurs would care to advise me, I'd say my vibe in general is: Outdoorsy, backpacker, very masculine, cigar-smoking businessman in good suit, beach lover in tie-dye. Some of my favorite incenses are sandalwood, frankincense, and sage. The soap I use is palo santo-scented and that works very well for me.
And rest assured I have used cologne before and know how to (and how not).
Just thinking it'd be great to get a sample pack and do some exploring.
I only use a bourbon-and-oak scent, I feel like a cologne should be very singular to the point where it becomes associated with your character. Like Yennifer with Lilac and Gooseberries. Not different scents for different occasions.
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