What aftershave..........

[Dayvo]

and not forgetting Blue Stratos

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Pagan Man

Denim

Yeah that's you alright Dayvo, but what about the aftershave?

 

[ttcycle]

Yeah that's you alright Dayvo, but what about the aftershave?

brilliant!

 

[Baggy]

My first ever boyfriend used to use Pagan Man, we still laugh now about how rank it was...

I think I quite liked Blue Stratos though

 

[Piemaster]

Blue Stratos cologne for mes

Mrs. Pm actually likes it too, as I bought a bottle of it

 

[Hacienda71]

My mum gave me some Hai Karate. Even at 14 I thought it smelt rank and never used it.

 

[Melonfish]

my dads Old Spice. heh.
never did go in for the massed amounts of Lynx but i've always found myself prefering the ones lynx pretty much run for 4 months then ditch.
nowdays my son swipes my Polo Blue. for nostalgia sake i should buy him some old spice.

 

[Paulus]

In the 1970's it wasBrut 33 for me. I had the cologne, soap on a rope and the anti perspirant. Lord only knows what I smelt like, I even used to drop a few drops down the air vents of my first car, a Ford Anglia to make it smell a bit better!

 

[tyred]

Alcohol based aftershave is the invention of the devil. Always causes me major irritation.

For a similar effect, I could rub petrol over my face and then set it alight.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Alcohol based aftershave is the invention of the devil. Always causes me major irritation.

For a similar effect, I could rub petrol over my face and then set it alight.

Me too, My day had some Brut 33 that I tried one time - an angle grinder and wire brush for me if I want that kind of pain again.

 

[upsidedown]

Jazz, the thinking man's Kouros.

 

[XmisterIS]

My favoite cologne is "Wasser des Huntmist".

 

[dubman]

Never try drinking it freshens the breath tho !

 

[Moodyman]

My dad's Brut 33.

If it's good enough for Kelly Le Brock it's good enough for me:


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osT1ECTSRh0

 

[danphoto]

I had the misfortune to follow a bunch of schoolboys through the self-serve checkouts in Morrisons the other morning. They were perhaps 12 years old, and they prompted me to enquire of the old biddy looking after the tills if she had any idea when schoolboys on their way to school started stinking like a tart's handbag.

She had no idea, and I still can't work it out. So ... when did it become cool for young lads to go to school in a cloud of strong pong?