I'm talking about highly blended frags with a lot of notes, which are at least somewhat powdery and have some sort of animalic note. Lately, I've found myself enjoying two such frags, M. de Morabito (in the aftershave form) and Colours by Alexander Julian, a lot more than I thought I would. I haven't tried any version of OS in a long time, except for a 1960s Lime version of it, and that one doesn't last very long (a few hours at best). I'm curious to know about other frags like this. My guess is that the new OS version is way too crude for me, so I'm in no hurry to try it.
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Do you like any Old Spice (original) type frags (& if so, which ones)?
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