Paco Rabanne 1 Million After Shave Lotion 100ml

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With a complex bouquet of amber, spicy and woody notes, 1 Million tends to fluctuate between the Oriental and Woody family. However, given the prominent agarwood, which we will discuss later, it’s a notable Woody Spicy fragrance. Head Notes Firstly, 1 Million has earned itself quite a polarising reputation. Whilst it’s loved by many as an enduring and seductive fragrance, it’s over-use and popularity has hurt its reputation.

Chamomile: Just like your favorite chamomile tea calms you on a stressful day, chamomile in an aftershave poses the same soothing benefits for your skin. Not only does it help with relieving irritation post-shave, but it also encourages wound healing. Through a seamless transition, the head subsides to reveal the opulent and sweet heart. A sugar citrus note of neroli bridges the head and heart. Meanwhile, floral notes of rose contrast against warm cinnamon and vivid nutmeg spice. Perhaps a victim of its own success, Paco Rabanne 1 Million is both loved and hated by many. However, despite the reputation around it, it’s still an undeniably good fragrance. Personally, I still find it reasonably enjoyable. Yet it is far from being a favourite today and not something that I could really wear. However, my palate has surely changed with age.Catering to young adults and teenagers, 1 Million is a power frag with a sillage and longevity that can be detected miles away. Indeed, it’s an enormously powerful fragrance with an enduring longevity that will effortlessly last you throughout the day or night. When buying skincare products, you should research the ingredients that comprise the product so that you can be sure that it will not cause any irritations to your skin. but rest assured that all products have undergone quality assurance testing to ensure the consumers that these aftershave products are safe to use. Joop ! Homme Eau de Toilette Spray. You can apply this easily because it comes in a spray. It has a balance between oriental fragrances such as mandarin and jasmine.

Emporio Armani Diamonds he Eau de Toilette. This has a strong but not overpowering smell that will boost the confidence of any man. Aloe vera: By far, aloe vera is the best instant skin soother and works to cool the skin after a shave. It also features antiseptic, anti-inflammatory properties that help prevent burns, bumps and scrapes. Many lotion and balm formulas use aloe vera to ease any symptoms of razor burn, so finding a formula should be easy. Crisp, exhilarating, untamed, fresh and aromatic, the latest addition to Molton Brown’s stable of signature, genderless fragrances is actually a contemporary twist on a classic (fern-like) fougère. Composed by MB’s senior perfumer, Nathalie Koobus, it contrasts both stimulating and soothing: the exploration of a cool forest with its shady banks of shrubs, stalks and bushes, against the freedom and adventure of going off-grid.Aftershave products are sometimes mistaken as eau de cologne because they are similar in nature. Manufacturers use fragranced aftershaves to increase their sales and to encourage consumers to use their products. Aftershave products are mostly used by men since they are the ones who have facial hair. These products give them a refreshing feeling after shaving. If you have sensitive skin, you’ll also want to steer clear of formulas that contain synthetic fragrances. This goes for all skincare products, but especially for aftershaves, which are meant to be used on freshly shaved skin when the skin is raw and susceptible to irritation. Do your research, and look up the best aftershaves for men. Top-of-the-line aftershaves will generally stay away from the nasty stuff and only use premium ingredients. Capturing the verdant, herbaceous shrubs edged by purple fields of lavandin from Koobus’ home in Provence, the scent opens with a hit of wild mint and basil before the distinctive lavandin (a more powerful and greener variety of lavender) plays its pivotal role. Sensuous orris root has been added to soften the edges of a base made up of rich sandalwood and tonka bean but it is creamy nutmeg that leaves an addictive trail and a naturally sophisticated impression as well as being a warm balance to tonic mint. Wild meets refined; distinctive and contemporary. Armani’s Acqua di Gio (launched in 1996) defined a generation by being one of the first and subsequently one of the most successful aquatic masculine fragrances. This new interpretation, in an intensified eau de parfum concentration, shows the Italian designer’s commitment to sustainability; eco-conceived, refillable and composed of consciously-sourced ingredients. Aromatic and luminous, it ingeniously captures the original fragrance’s marine signature with a new molecule that allows its freshness to last infinitely. Master perfumer, Alberto Morillas, who has shaped all of the Acqua di Gio fragrances chose natural and sustainably-sourced sparkling green mandarin from Calabria, radiant and reminiscent of the designer’s Mediterranean roots, to open the crystalline scent. Clary sage heart from Provence (aromatic, warm and mineral), lavender and geranium bourbon heart from Madagascar, give it a masculine-floral facet. Patchouli Guatemala essence, with woody, balsamic and earthy qualities, cedarwood Atlas essence, vetiver heart (sustainably sourced in Haiti) complete this brave and evocative edp.