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Created By The Design House Of Geoffrey Beane In 1976, Grey Flannel Is Classified As A Luxurious, Oriental, Woody Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Lemon, Orange, Violet, Cinnamon And Rose.
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Joop Men's Colognes - Joop Homme is a remarkably sensual, refined and warm.
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Giorgio Armani Men's Colognes - Confident and seductive, the sexy fusion of lemon, bergamot, guaiac wood and tonka bean commands attention.
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Ted Lapidus Men's Colognes - A creation by Ted Lapidus, the signature fragrance Lapidus is a bold and sensual. Lapidus is a melange of woody, patchouli, cinnamon, and musk.
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Versace Men's Colognes - Versace Pour Homme is a cool and aromatic fragrance with a stylish edge and notes of Clary Sage, Blue Hyacinth, Geranium, Cedarwood, Agar Wood, and Musk.
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Loris Azzaro Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1978 by Loris Azzaro.
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Launched By The Design House Of Liz Claiborne In 1996, Curve Is Classified As A Refreshing, Spicy, Lavender, Amber Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Fresh Greens, Warm Wind, Pepper, Finishing With Mahogany And Water.
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Aramis Men's Colognes - Devin Created by Aramis was introduced in 1978.
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Joop Men's Colognes - Joop Homme is a remarkably sensual, refined and warm.
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Versace Men's Colognes - Forget ordinary and live in the moment Light and sophisticated, an appealing blend of citrus, wood and musk tones complement an upscale lifestyle.
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Guy Laroche Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1984, Drakkar Noir quickly became one of the leaders in men's scents. Savory and woody with notes of lavender, citrus, coriander, juniper berries, sandalwood, patchouli and cedar.
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Guy Laroche Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1984, Drakkar Noir quickly became one of the leaders in men's scents. Savory and woody with notes of lavender, citrus, coriander, juniper berries, sandalwood, patchouli and cedar.
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