I'm fairly new to fragrances and have started a very small and modest collection of scents that peak my interest. I have noticed that many of these colognes also have an aftershave balm version as well. Do these balms live up to the same scent quality as their EDT counter parts? Are they worth getting? Or shoud I stick to my unsented Nivea aftershave balm and rely on the EDT sprays for the fragrance?
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Should I even bother with scented aftershave balms?
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