From Pyrgos

When people refer to a fragrance as "barbershop," it's usually a figure of speech, a casual reference that is not meant to be...

Master is another classic American aftershave brand that doesn't get the attention it deserves, and it's entirely because of poor ma...

I reviewed this fragrance back in September, and said (somewhat snidely, regrettably) that it doesn't resemble any iteration of Old Spic...

Years ago, Pinaud discontinued a cologne called "Naturelle Sec," which I believe was their one official eau de cologne, pre-20...

Because screw reviewing orientals in the fall. The copy on the box reads: "Be yourself. Please yourself. Reveal everything. Reveal noth...

L'Anarchiste was released in the year 2000, marking the end of the 1990s, and also the year I graduated from high school. The decade ...

Devin was recommended to me recently by a faithful reader, who called it "the best in the Aramis family," and I see his point -...

The Stirling Soap Company is a trendy niche brand in Booneville, Arkansas, run by an entrepreneurial couple who exemplify the American dr...

This one has been the subject of enough controversy to warrant another look. Many have questioned if the bottles being sold online are cu...

The Shulton version of this classic was first issued in 1966, and continued to exist in some form into the 1990s. Today you can only buy...

"Perfumes are really the most delicate beholders of our past life”. (Pinaud, Memoirs, 1860) Lilac Vegetal, currently sold online ...