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| Blends of floral and citrus-based fragrances are recommended for casual and daywear. Spicy, woody or warm amber-based fragrances are traditionally favorites for evening and special occasions. |
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AUTHOR |
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RATING |
| A D&G CLASSIC! |
R. SHREST |
02/25/07 10:46 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY R. SHREST |
| After a few years of saying I can see myself wearing this one in future, I finally bought it and it sure has carved out a niche in my collection. arf! My first impressions on this has always been its masculinity and an element of ruggedness which I believe all men should have in their persona to some degree. Though it can be worn in a casual way (best for evening outings) if used lightly (it's quite potent) with due thought on what you're wearing, this certainly is more for your formal occasions when you are looking your smart best and want to command respect with a distinctive aura. There sure aren't many colognes out there which can project elegance in this way. D&G Pour Homme is a timeless classic. And I've noticed it attracts more of your 'whole-woman' kind than the youngish girly types. (I'm mid-20s) Your body chemistry plays an important role in making sure your fragrant aura achieves its intended potential. If a review can make one buy a cologne blindly, it has to be SoulWriter's 'The Power Scent'. Hits the nail right on its....etc. ;) |
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