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Those are the only two colognes I have. Which one smells more professional and would be more appropriate?
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Versace Pour Homme or Dolce & Gabbana The One for an Interview?
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My recommendation is no scent at all.
But if you have to, then I say one spray of Versace to the chest under your shirt. IIRC, it's a lighter citrus type scent less likely to offend. I see The One as more of an "evening out" type fragrance.
But if you have to, then I say one spray of Versace to the chest under your shirt. IIRC, it's a lighter citrus type scent less likely to offend. I see The One as more of an "evening out" type fragrance.
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My recommendation is no scent at all.Originally Posted by boo
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Very easy to offend with scents, no matter how popular they may be.
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even as a cologne interested person, IMO this one's like humour... you have more downside than upside. Don't wear anything and therefore don't worry about anything.
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I agree with everyone who has advised you not to wear any fragrance. The potential downside is huge (for example, if it gives the interviewer a headache, or worse) and the potential upside is practically nothing. Best to just play it safe.
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No cologne. And frankly, no cologne in the workplace, either. It offends more people than it impresses.
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+1. Is anyone ever impressed? Clean >> cologneOriginally Posted by roryben
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even as a cologne interested person, IMO this one's like humour... you have more downside than upside. Don't wear anything and therefore don't worry about anything.Originally Posted by Master-Classter
Agreed. both of those are synthetics with sillage.
I mean, wearing a spritz of tabac blond is one thing, or TDC Osmanthus, but either of the ones listed would send me a BAD signal.
If he came in wearing Eau d'hermes, however, HIRED.
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My recommendation is no scent at all.Originally Posted by boo
But if you have to, then I say one spray of Versace to the chest under your shirt. IIRC, it's a lighter citrus type scent less likely to offend. I see The One as more of an "evening out" type fragrance.
+1Originally Posted by Mandrake9072
Very easy to offend with scents, no matter how popular they may be.
No cologne.Originally Posted by Jodum5
I agree with everyone who has advised you not to wear any fragrance. The potential downside is huge (for example, if it gives the interviewer a headache, or worse) and the potential upside is practically nothing. Best to just play it safe.Originally Posted by L'Incandescent
Yea I never wear cologne to an interview either. Just make yourself look presentable. (shower, shave, fix your hair)Originally Posted by Timbaland
+1. Is anyone ever impressed? Clean >> cologneOriginally Posted by roryben
Follow the overwhelming majority and wear no cologne.
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