I recently acquired a bottle of Chanel For Men after shave and already had a bottle of M. de Morabito A/S. In both cases, they are very strong, at least what I'd consider to be EdC concentration, if not a weak EdT. I don't know if I would want either of these to be any stronger, actually. They are both liquid, not balm, and I think they are mostly alcohol. Is this common for the older A/S frags, or did I just happen to get a couple that were especially strong? Thanks.
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Question for those with experience with older, after shave versions of frags.
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