So I was just wondering what everyone considered the most unabashedly masculine fragrance they've ever tried that is still by far wearable in public. I'm gonna have to go with Xerjoff Homme after trying it, this stuff is face-meltingly masculine, yet I LOVE wearing it; it gives me a total "Alpha Male" feel of air when I have it on.
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Spot on.
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Ok. So It's wearable!
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As for your topic, I think Aramis is hard to beat, but I'm not as well versed as most here.
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