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*****cat gave me a bottle of Live Jazz, and it's by far my favorite yet. She also gave me a bottle of YSL Body Kouros, which strikes me as an excellent scent for younger men. Being a very young 40-something, I use it as my weekend scent.
I am an advocate of the smell of soap. If you're feeling peppery, you can always use Dr. Bronner's.
I don't think soap smell really lasts though, or is noticeable to anyone else....unless you just don't rinse it off.
I would think that Brit might be a bit spicy? For a fresh scent, how about M7 Fresh!?
I agree. Rereading his post, it may be too sweet in the basenote too. but come now, m7 fresh?? Isn't it a bit cruel to send him on a wild goose-chase for something that won't ever be found (Except if he lives in the U.K. or Greece, AFAIK). He wants NON-high end. Ive seen m7 fresh on ebay go for $75+ for 100mls.
I haven't been involved in the fragrance industry lately so I didn't know it was so hard to get. Do they still make it in the UK/Greece? That makes me sad, it's one of my fav scents and I think I sold a 100 ml bottle of it for $30 or something a few years ago. Good thing I still have another thats nearly full.
No, its an issue of distribution. YSL never released M7 fresh in the states because m7 was such a flop here (American tastes being geared toward bland, inoffensive Eaux du Hygiene). It is supposedly easy to find in Europe, but the only places where it is verifiably commonly stocked on store shelves seems to be the UK and Greece. I've heard reports of it in Copenhagen, but not conclusively. Other Danes I know say they have never seen it.
That's weird because I bought mine at the YSL store in Honolulu a few years ago. Do you think they'll still sell it at YSL boutiques in the US?
Nicks Boots - Wickett & Craig English Bridle Veg Tan Leather - $759
These boots are made from 6.5 oz Wickett & Craig English Bridle Leather. This tannery has been making leather the old fashioned way since 1867. Each side can take about six weeks to produce, making it a significantly longer production time than most leather on the market.
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