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Men on Fragrance

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I took to the streets to find out which scents made the guys swoon and which just made then yawn. The clear winner?  Sean John Unforgivable Woman. The guys all seemed intrigued by the elegant floral scent.  Philip Oliver, an administrator for a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit o rganization, sums it up, " Wow! Now that's a classy scent!  It's a nice floral but it isn't overpowering."
 
Burberry The Beat, a sparkling floral, garnered attention for being an energetic scent. "It's a first date perfume," Oliver laughs.
 
While Yves Saint Laurent Elle and Bond No. 9 Andy Warhol Lexington Ave. were continually singled out as sophisticated smells, Calvin Klein Secret Obsession was racking up comments great, good and not so good as a seduction scent.  The woody oriental was a bit much on a 90-degree day, but most of the men conceded it had potential. 
 
Anthony T. Kirby, a salesman for a tony menswear boutique in New York City comments, "The perfume has inviting, c'mon, baby, get closer vibe that's kinda nice!"  
 
My response was a simple, "Yeah, but did it make you want to get close enough to buy me a bottle?" 
 
All of the perfumes mentioned are possible Christmas gifts, according to the men, but as one unnamed brother put it, "The real deal is to smell like Junior's cheesecake. Now that's delicious!"
--Jenyne M. Raines

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