These might not be the trendiest colognes, or the seasonal colognes. These are the classics, the reliable fragrances that you know will make you smell great. They include luxurious brands like Dior, and Calvin Klein. These are the classics every man should have in their selection.
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Chanel Bleu de Chanel
Once you smell Bleu, you never forget it. That’s the power of wearing Chanel’s most popular cologne: People will forever associate it with you. But, one must accept the responsibility that comes with its power. Bleu is a special blend of incense, ginger, and citrus, and is not to be wasted on the wasteful.
Calvin Klein Obsession
We’ve tried them but the current victor is the Obsession. The sex in a bottled blend brings with it notes of cinnamon, amber, myrrh, musk, sandalwood, and vanilla making it as broody and seductive as its name says.
Dior Sauvage
No it’s not Savage, it’s Sauvage. Dior’s recipe of contrasts deliver notes of crisp bergamot and spicy pepper, followed by floral, amber cedar, and vanilla for a strong and well-rounded finish. Lasting all day, this one will suit you any season.
Hermès Terre D’Hermès
While it’s not the brand’s anchor scent for men, Terre D’Hermès is a perennial favorite, with notes of orange, pepper, grapefruit, vetiver, and cedar to balance the senses through the year.
Ralph Lauren Polo
It’s hard to decide with which color to go, Ralph Lauren’s Polo, the original is your best bet. It’s the scent that launched the others, this masculine scent comes with notes of tobacco, pine, oak moss, and patchouli making it a cold weather staple — and the perfect gift for your loved ones.
Le Labo Santal 33
The universally loved scent. It is the scent that shot Le Labo to the fragrance stratosphere. This spicy, leathery, musky notes that give this unisex fragrance its signature addictive allure. Inspired by the American West and the masculinity of the great American cowboy.