| MESSAGE BY ROB H. |
| How's it going there, fellow cologne fanatic? I appreciate the message you sent and actually I live about 6-7 miles north of Six Flags, Great America in Lake County. I would guess you live in the Beloit-Janesville, Wisconsin area. Anyways I recommend D&G but not "highly" recommend it for casual wear whether day or night. It appears to be an overly worn scent like Acqua di Gio but I don't seem to smell D&G no where near as much as I do with AdG as far as where I work or the places I go about. Acqua di Gio is commonly worn like the average mainstream designer colognes like Curve, Cool Water, Eternity, Chrome, etc. I definitely recommend Vera Wang (my #1), Egoiste Platinum (potent but the women think it's sexy!) and Magnetism (warm,spicy and woody/sweet). To tell you honestly, there's not a cologne for me that I wear more than a day in a row because I have more than 40 bottles in my collection ranging from the smallest which are 1.7oz to 4oz. bottles. I pretty much stagger the use of all my colognes because eventually they will go bad. If it's casual colognes you seek that won't break your bank that aren't overly worn to death like the ones I mentioned; Reaction by Kenneth Cole, Mont Blanc Presence, Burberrys (aka Burberry London), Aquaman by Rochas, Baldessarini del Mar by Hugo Boss, Zanzibar by Van Cleef & Arpels, Nightflight by Joop and I could go on but I'll stop. As far as colognes in general that are some of my favorites, I "highly" recommend Vera Wang, Mont Blanc Individuel, Himalaya by Creed, Le Male by JPG, Basi Homme by Armand Basi, Twice by Iceberg, Desire by Alfred Dunhill, Pal Zileri by Pal Zileri, Signature by St. Dupont and oh yes, Cristobal by Balenciaga. There are more but I don't want to type a whole book. Anyways, I hope that answers your question and feel free to respond back. Take care, RMJ and happy cologne hunting. |
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