I haven't bought any cologne in a long time. I've been lurking on various forums for awhile, but the problem is, I don't really know what I like and the closer department stores either don't carry a lot or I get harassed walking in (if you've been to the Toronto Bay store on Queen in the past week... it's like I lathered in bbq sauce and dived into a school of piranha!). It's hard to cover a lot of scents in one go.
What I wondered is, for the people like me who don't even know what we like.. is there such a thing as the "newbies starter guide" of a great example for each category, so we can sniff those then work our own way through the more complex examples of what we like later on. It seems (IMHO), most of the highly reviewed ones are either wood/leather or citrus (so it's not a full range of the types out there).
(if there's already a guide like this, my apologies, please send the link, I did a forum search but nothing caught my eye)
Here's I mean by categories...here's a list of colognes by type and year.
http://www.leffingwell.com/h&rfragra...e_masculin.pdf
thanks for reading, I look forward to hearing from you!
What I wondered is, for the people like me who don't even know what we like.. is there such a thing as the "newbies starter guide" of a great example for each category, so we can sniff those then work our own way through the more complex examples of what we like later on. It seems (IMHO), most of the highly reviewed ones are either wood/leather or citrus (so it's not a full range of the types out there).
(if there's already a guide like this, my apologies, please send the link, I did a forum search but nothing caught my eye)
Here's I mean by categories...here's a list of colognes by type and year.
http://www.leffingwell.com/h&rfragra...e_masculin.pdf
thanks for reading, I look forward to hearing from you!
