Got a bottle of Grey Flannel and I quite enjoy it, however I noticed that oakmoss isnt listed on this recent bottle note rundown, does the oakmoss make such a big difference that I should hunt down a previous formulation of GF? Would appreciate help on this! Thanks!
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My Grey Flannel has no oakmoss listed, should I hunt down an older bottle with oakmoss in it?
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