I really like this one, especially the woody drydown. I actually find it possibly unisex at that stage. The popularity of it would make it hard for me to wear it, without women clearly knowing what it was, and I think the floral top-notes are way too feminine. I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions/idea's for something that smells like this, but more masculine. Again, the key thing that I love about this scent is that woodiness that you get in the heartnotes and basenotes.
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Is there anything that smells like Ralph Lauren Blue for women w/out the floral notes?
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