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Based on your post, you need to purchase a bottle of Tom Ford Beau de Jour immediately. Your wife will be all over you. It is a clean, refined shaving cream-type smell. Also...

Posted on August 10, 2026 at 12:32:03 PM by Brad

...I get the other points you made. You're right that it can be challenging to find fragrances that you love and which won't break the bank. It takes some expenditure of time, energy and money, which may not be worth it to many.

I've said this before, but the "too much cologne" guy is almost always wearing a strong clubbing fragrance, like Dior Sauvage, JPG Ultra Male, Parfums de Marly Layton, Valentino Born in Roma, etc, or a heavy, incense or oud-based middle eastern fragrance. I don't wear those, either. Again, however, there's some time/energy involved in figuring out which scents will annoy people and which won't...

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