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The Award Categories
For Men
- Best Fragrance
- Best New Fragrance
- Best Mass-market Fragrance
- Best Fragrance For Daywear
- Best Fragrance For Evening
- Best Fragrance Packaging
- Best Fragrance House
- Best Grooming Range Overall
- Best Pre-Shave Product
- Best Skincare Product
- Best Razor
- Best Electric Shaver
- Best Post-Shave Product
- Best Shower Gel
- Best Deodorant / Anti-Perspirant
- Best Hair Styling Range
- Best Shampoo
Other
Other Basenotes Awards:
- The 8th Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Seventh Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Sixth Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Fifth Annual Basenotes Awards
- Basenotes Men's Fragrance and Grooming Awards 2004
- The Basenotes Fragrance and Grooming Awards 2002
- The Basenotes Men's Fragrance & Grooming Awards 2001
- The Basenotes Men's Grooming Awards 2000
- Awards Index
The Basenotes Men's Fragrance & Grooming Awards 2001
Best Men's Fragrance: Cool Water by Davidoff
Cool Water came out top in the award for best mens fragrance. Since it's launch in 1988, Davidoff's fresh fragrance has become a true classic.
The runner up was 212 Men by Herrera, and although only a few years old, we think it's destined to become a classic too.
Interestingly, last years winner, Vetiver, was nowhere to be seen in the top 15 having settled for 18 place. You are a fickle bunch aren't you!! ;)
The Finalists...
- 212 Men by Carolina Herrera
- Allure Homme by Chanel
- Boss Bottled by Hugo Boss
- Casran by Chopard
- Cool Water by Davidoff
- Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior
- Elements by Hugo Boss
- Emporio Armani He by Giorgio Armani
- Green Irish Tweed by Creed
- L'Eau D'Issey pour Homme by Issey Miyake
- Le Mâle by Jean Paul Gaultier
- Obsession for Men by Calvin Klein
- Platinum Égoïste by Chanel
- Rochas Man by Rochas
Previous Winners...
Vetiver by Guerlain (2000)
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