Old Spice Aftershave Review - A Classic American Men’s Cologne From 1938

Old Spice is a men’s classic cologne and aftershave that has been with us since its humble beginnings in 1938. In this review, Charles-Philippe uses the Bespoke Unit Fragrance Formula to analyse Old Spice, which you can learn more about and download to use at home here: https://bespokeunit.com/fragrance/formula Buy Now: Check price on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2xJI9mn Check price on FragranceX: http://www.anrdoezrs.net/links/7656949/type/dlg/https://www.fragrancex.com/search/search_results?sText=Old%20Spice%20Original&currentPage=1&searchSortExpression=1 Composition: An exemplary Spicy Oriental Amber, Old Spice comprises of warm, dry notes paired with sharp spices and herbs. Despite its modest price tag, it’s a remarkably complex and deep cologne. Head Notes: - Blood Orange - Anise - Nutmeg Heart Notes: - Carnation - Jasmine - Cinnamon Base Notes: - Sandalwood - Vetiver - Tonka Bean - Patchouli A fresh head of blood orange invigorates the senses, which is closely followed by anise and nutmeg, which provide depth. A floral heart follows, which is composed of carnations and jasmine, backed up by dry cinnamon notes. Fresh cedar wood interacts with powdery amber resin. A drawn-out vanilla finish tantalises the palate and provokes the appetite with gourmand notes. Old Spice can be likened to mulled wine by an open fire during Christmas. Its exotic notes are warm, dry yet comprise of refreshing scents too. However, it owes its success to the whimsical nostalgia that many as