Perfume and cologne sample guides
The Lacoste brand is an iconic French fashion experience. If you grew up in the 1980s, you well know Lacost. In fact, you probably sported that crocodile logo on a polo shirt or three. Lacoste also makes fragrances, hence, our Eau de Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc review. What does Eau de Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc smell like? How much does it cost? Do we carry samples? We’ll even dive into the packaging and see if it’s a good gift option.
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Comments closedMolecule 01 is a woody floral musk launched by Escentric Molecules on 2006. Its not a super popular fragrance. In our Molecule 01 review, we’ll go over it’s how it smells, what it costs, and any other related points. But we’re going to tell you upfront, Molecule 01 is created using a different technique and that may be why it’s not so popular among fragrance lovers.
Comments closedGucci is a world-wide fashion brand that’s known to everyone. In other words, Gucci needs no introduction, or so we hope. Gucci makes everything from clothing to fragrances. Anything Gucci produces gets eyeballs and in the case of A Reason To Love, noses, by default of the brand’s extreme reach. But is A Reason To Love any good? We’ll review it for scent, pricing, and much more. You can find our Gucci fragrance samples here.
Comments closedThe market for genderless perfumes and fragrances continues to rise. More and more men and women want a non-definining scent experience. Many fragrance companies are creating more genderless options, but as you’ll note below, there are some legacy genderless fragrances experiencing revived interest.
Lets look at some to the most popular, must try, genderless fragrances.
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