Can someone describe these fragrances? I have never tested them. I like elegant masculine classical fragrances like Bois du Portugal, Equipage, Bel Ami, Michael for men, and Gucci Pour Homme. But I do not like the classics that smells dated and cheap, like Paco Rabanne pour homme and Givenchy Gentleman. Could Polo and Polo Modern Reserve be something for me? What aboute the sillage/longevity?
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