" Don't put too much on...people should only smell you when they are close to you. There's nothing worse then announcing your presence in a room with your scent."

 

YES, classic amatuer mistake. A good rule is don't apply it anywhere above your chest. I do one squeeze on my chest, that's it. If you're going on a date, do a second squeeze in your lower ab area.

 

 

" Don't put too much on...people should only smell you when they are close to you. There's nothing worse then announcing your presence in a room with your scent."

 

YES, classic amatuer mistake. A good rule is don't apply it anywhere above your chest. I do one squeeze on my chest, that's it. If you're going on a date, do a second squeeze in your lower ab area.

 

 

Or skip that area all together. Cologne tastes like s*** and should not be applied anywhere that could potentially be licked.

 

 

 

Or skip that area all together. Cologne tastes like s*** and should not be applied anywhere that could potentially be licked.

 

So, basically, you're saying don't wear any at all. ;)

So, basically, you're saying don't wear any at all. ;)

 

 

It can be put is less "lickable" spots. At the elbow bend is a good one and it is a lasting spot. Just under the pit is another. On clothes (if they are dark) is another. Be creative.

I just spray one shot in the air and then walk through it.

Apply to the back of the neck , works if you will be slow dancing, her head on your shoulders, etc. Then you can work on getting the panties to drop.

Jean Paul Gaultier "Le Male"

 

It comes in what looks like a can of beans, it has the gayest bottle ever (Shape of a male body, package included) however I have yet to run into a girl that didn't love it when they smelt it..

 

Edited July 26, 200718 yr by Shadows

ive heard things about le male as well.

 

It sounds lamer than lame though.

ive heard things about le male as well.

 

It sounds lamer than lame though.

 

Yes, sadly it does sound lame.. however, it smells really good

I just spray one shot in the air and then walk through it.

LOL, yes! That's my move as well.

 

Except I don't use cologne, but Tag "After Hours" spray.

Abercromie makes "Woods" but I think you can only get it on their website, that was my choice, but I switched to the Men's Dolce and Gabbana, and that is great. With both of them I get tons of compliments about how good I smell, and not just from dates, etc. just random people.

 

I do a spray on the wrist and one on the neck. Seems to not be overpowering and it lasts

Well, last night I accidentally broke my only bottle of cologne, Acqua Di Gio, and now I need to buy a new one. I rarely wear cologne, only if I need to get dressed up or occasionally on weekends. I normally stick with what I know but I figured I would branch out and ask some other people what some good colognes were. Maybe even some good unknowns that people have never heard of. Any advice would be great.

It was about time you left 2001.

 

I use Ralph Lauren Purple label or Kenneth Cole black.

 

 

RL is expensive but really good.

It was about time you left 2001.

 

I use Ralph Lauren Purple label or Kenneth Cole black.

RL is expensive but really good.

Kenneth Cole Black reeks. Dear God. (I just tested it today when I was out getting cologne).

 

I picked up some Acqua di Gio.

I use this great cologne...it's called:

 

 

Le Soap.