Kiri
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I love it. My Granddad and Papa do wear it, but I still love the scent. Unlike apparently the majority of the ladies, I don't find it a turn off due to that fact for some reason.
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Ladies, what scents do you like on your men?
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MirandaFern
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bellabella327 said:
Oh my goodness, yes! My daddy used to put it on right before driving us to school or church, I imagine he still does wear it, but I don't have to ride with him anymore
. That stuff is so pungent that we, my sisters and I, wished he would drive faster, so we could get out of the car.My fiance uses the NEW Old Spice body spray..which is just as noxious. It permates the entire apartment when he applies it. Blech, it's one of those scents that's so strong, you actually feel like you can taste it in your mouth....or maybe I'm just really sensitive to odors.
fortworthgal
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I love Old Spice, but only the original. It has a very "comfortable" scent, I think. My dad and grandfather both used to wear it. I buy my husband a gift set ("From Santa") every year at Christmas, fortunately he likes it, too.
bellabella327
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MirandaFern said:Oh my goodness, yes! My daddy used to put it on right before driving us to school or church, I imagine he still does wear it, but I don't have to ride with him anymore
My fiance uses the NEW Old Spice body spray..which is just as noxious. It permates the entire apartment when he applies it. Blech, it's one of those scents that's so strong, you actually feel like you can taste it in your mouth....or maybe I'm just really sensitive to odors.
lol, my thoughts exactly! My bf now applies his cologne to strongly (not old spice), and I have to remind him of that hehehe.
dhermann1
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I once had some Old Spice Lime, which I very occasionally used. The idea is that after shave closes up the pores on your skin after shaving. The scent is theoretically an afterthought. A lot of guys just think that slathering on a quart or two is the moral equivalent of a shower. Sooo wrong.
Puzzicato
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dhermann1 said:
I had a brief stint as a high school teacher and the smell of a classroom on a summer afternoon full of teenage boys who HAD discovered Lynx but HADN'T discovered bathing was horrendous.
MirandaFern
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Grant Fan said:
The new commercials are hillarious and Mustafa (the old spice guy) isn't the least bit hard on the eyes.
Derek WC
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Strange how scent brings on such powerful nostalgia. I like the classic Old-Spice, because I have asthma, and any other cologne makes me sneeze, and literally stop breathing, but this doesn't affect me, also I don't put so much on that it chokes people, just put a small drop.
Odalisque
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I just saw the newest commercial!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7e_igiPIUI
They are just so hilarious to me-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7e_igiPIUI
They are just so hilarious to me-
June
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A young man I was crazy about 20+ years ago wore Old Spice. I saw him again recently, he still wears it, and it still makes me grin
Kiri
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I love the new commercials. Have you seen the Old Spice channel on youtube? I think they're just hilarious. lol
Odalisque
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Kiri said:
Oh wow- I had no idea it was such a phenomenon!
my grandfather used old spice classic and I didn't like it. I know I should have fond memories of him and I do but I still don't like it and I don't really associate it with him. which is odd because smell is the sense with the strongest link to memory...
Funny Old Spice story ...
I have a funny story about Old Spice to tell, if you good folks don't mind.
After supper every evening, my grandfather Dobson liked to take "a little nip" of whiskey. But, my grandmother (who must have been a direct descendant of the founder of the temperance movement) DID NOT approve of drinking - and even just a "little nip" was DRINKING ! :rage:
Well, my grandmother's objections never seemed to get in the way of my grandfather's "little nip". As a kid I watched this scenario unfold numerous times.
After supper, my grandfather would go into the basement to "his room" and slide back some books on the shelf. Behind the books was carefully hidden a bottle of whiskey. He'd pour about a quarter of a shot glass and gulp it down. Then he'd carefully replace the bottle and the books on the shelf, go over to the medicine cabinet and take out a bottle of Old Spice. He'd rub some Old Spice on his face and then touch the tip of his tongue to his hands to "take the smell of the whiskey off his breath". He'd then tell me, "Remember, don't say anything to Grandmother - there are some things she just doesn't need to know."
Somehow, I think my grandmother knew, but felt that the trouble my grandfather went through to hide it was punishment enough for doing it.
By the way, I use Old Spice - but not the same way (or for the same reason) as my grandfather.
I have a funny story about Old Spice to tell, if you good folks don't mind.
After supper every evening, my grandfather Dobson liked to take "a little nip" of whiskey. But, my grandmother (who must have been a direct descendant of the founder of the temperance movement) DID NOT approve of drinking - and even just a "little nip" was DRINKING ! :rage:
Well, my grandmother's objections never seemed to get in the way of my grandfather's "little nip". As a kid I watched this scenario unfold numerous times.
After supper, my grandfather would go into the basement to "his room" and slide back some books on the shelf. Behind the books was carefully hidden a bottle of whiskey. He'd pour about a quarter of a shot glass and gulp it down. Then he'd carefully replace the bottle and the books on the shelf, go over to the medicine cabinet and take out a bottle of Old Spice. He'd rub some Old Spice on his face and then touch the tip of his tongue to his hands to "take the smell of the whiskey off his breath". He'd then tell me, "Remember, don't say anything to Grandmother - there are some things she just doesn't need to know."
Somehow, I think my grandmother knew, but felt that the trouble my grandfather went through to hide it was punishment enough for doing it.
By the way, I use Old Spice - but not the same way (or for the same reason) as my grandfather.
Miss Peach
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My only experience with Old Spice is my fella's deodorant...and I LOVE IT. Whether it's him or the smell or the combo, it works.
Crafty Doll
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I can't stand the smell of Old Spice, as it reminds me of my Dad too.
I<3Tiki
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My husband uses the new old spice - he was lured in back when Bruce Campbell was doing the commercials I do like the new scents, though. But he only uses the body wash & the deodorant - no cologne / body spray - so it's not too potent.
On the old Old Spice, though, I do have a bad memory of that - when my little brother was in middle school, he somehow managed to spill what must have been an entire bottle of Old Spice in his bedroom. It smelled for WEEKS! Ugh! lol
I do like the new scents, though. But he only uses the body wash & the deodorant - no cologne / body spray - so it's not too potent.On the old Old Spice, though, I do have a bad memory of that - when my little brother was in middle school, he somehow managed to spill what must have been an entire bottle of Old Spice in his bedroom. It smelled for WEEKS! Ugh! lol
shebagrl
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What an interesting read! I too really love the smell, but because my dad wore it, too, and I'm nostalgic like that...but absolutely a no-no for my hubs to ever wear. That just would freak me out. My grandpa once bought some Eternity for Men and I made a bit of a face when I went to give him a hug because he smelled like my husband! He got the biggest giggle outta that...and kindly deferred to a different scent from then on
Land-O-LakesGal
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No Scents here
My hubby never wears any aftershave or fragrance and neither did my dad or grandpas that I remember. Old spice does remind me of the smell of my husband s Barber shop. I prefer the lack of fragrance on men maybe just because it is what I am used too but probably also because I teach high school and Axe is everywhere some days.
My hubby never wears any aftershave or fragrance and neither did my dad or grandpas that I remember. Old spice does remind me of the smell of my husband s Barber shop. I prefer the lack of fragrance on men maybe just because it is what I am used too but probably also because I teach high school and Axe is everywhere some days.
