Fragrance Reviews by Dack

I have discovered why Old Spice sometimes smells totally different from one bottle to another. The stuff actually smells fantastic if you let it age in the bottle before you wear it! I have worn Old Spice cologne for years and have always loved it but sometimes I get a bottle of it that does not smell like the scent that I love so much. I bought one of these odd-smelling bottles of Old Spice a few years ago and set it aside...it actually wound up on a shelf in my garage and set there for several years. On a recent move to a new house, I opened the bottle and took a whif and it smelled pretty good so I put some on and it smelled great, just like the Old Spice I love. So now when I buy Old Spice, if it smells a bit weak or too musky, I put it in my SUV and let it age before I wear it. Try this; it's amazing and you will smell the way you remember the stuff Dad wore. I now keep two or three bottles of Old Spice cologne so I will always have the aged product to wear at all times. It does not go stale, it gets better with age up to 5 to 7 years or so. I'm glad I discovered this because I had been previously disappointed in finding the inconsistency in the way it smelled from one bottle to another. Hooray, I have my Old Spice once again.

English Leather is probably the most masculine of the classic men's fragrances. It is warm, woody, sexy as heck. I was introduced to it in the 1960's, smelling it on my dad and I wear it myself today. It never goes out of style and is a great cologne for all seasons and for all occasions. I never get tired of this scent; not over-powering yet long-lasting. I cannot say enough good things about it. Big thumbs up!!

I loved Old Spice Lime. I never understood why it was put out of production. It smelled fantastic; very limey with the classic Old Spice undertone. Extremely masculine. It was an excellent cologne to wear in the Spring and Summer months.

This was a very loud, long-lasting cologne that smelled pretty good. My dad wore it as well as the classic Old Spice scent. Leather was very citrus with a musk base; very masculine. I bought some in the mid-80's and wore it for a while. I still have the bottle and the cologne stills smells fresh as when I bought it, which I find unusual.