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Canoe Cologne by Dana, Launched by the design house of dana in 1932, canoe is classified as a refined, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of brisk citrus with accents of lemon and oakmoss.
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Royall Fragrances Men's Colognes - An intoxicating blend of fine mandarin citrus and secret oils.
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Sexual Fresh By michel Germain Was Launched In 2007, For Men. The Fragrance Is A Tantalizer, With Its Citrus And Spicy Notes, While The Earthy And Herbal Tunes Him Into Relaxation.
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Liz Claiborne Men's Colognes - A refreshing scent for men, Curve Wave Cologne was launched in 2005.
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Lacoste Essential Was Introduced In 2005 By Lacoste As A Citrus, Fruity Scent For Men. The Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Tomato Leaves, Citrus, Fruit And Watery For The Top Notes. The Middle Notes Include Black Pepper And Florals.
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Sexual Paris for Men Eau De Toilette Spray 4.2 Oz / 125ml by Michel Germain.
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Fashion Designer John Varvatos And Perfumer Rodrigo Flores Roux Collaborate On All Varvatos Fragrances. This Is A Citrus Aromatic Fragrance For Men, That Bursts With Sunshine And Whose Bottle, Which Looks Like A Woven Basket
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Created By The Design House Of Halston In 1976, Halston Z-14 Is Classified As A Sharp, Woody, Mossy Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Cedar, Amber, And Lasting Citrus.
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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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X Limited by Etienne Aigner for Men 4.2 oz Eau de Toilette Spray.
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Issey Miyake Men's Colognes - L'eau D'Issey Pour Homme is an exilarating light and fresh concept in men's fragrance.
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Geoffrey Beene Men's Colognes - Green notes of cedar, cypress, anise are blended with mandarin, lemon oil and herbal thyme.
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