My dad was an Old Spice man - made at Shulton in Seaton Delaval, Northumberland, U.K. Where my wife was born and raised. We fairly raided the factory shop for him. Aftershave is the way to go. Thank you, sir.
Scent and memory are closely connected, and I'm glad you have some fond memories. I'm a little jealous; I'd love to get my hands on some Shulton Old Spice. Thanks again for commenting!
I used to love old spice aftershave, in the '70s my uncle wore this aftershave every morning after shaving, it was a great scent for the morning rituals, it had a kind of musky-floral base, and it lasted the whole day, and the other flanker was "old spice lime"........ both, the original and the lime version were such great aftershaves, pity I tried the new reformulated version that you can get now in chemist, drugstores and supermarkets .......... it's been loaded with a lot of nutmeg, vanilla and super floral; the little woody-musky scent in the dry down is so weak that hardy can be perceived.
I have 78 designer and niche fragrances in my collection. While I love them all and wear them all , Ive beenusing Old Spice Eau De Cologne far more these days. The absolute cheapest fragrance in my collection by far , is currently catching my attention far more than the $300 ones in my collection. Ive always loved this stuff and will always love it. I have a few back ups as well , which I always do with the special ones , for fear of being discontinued . Thanks for this delightful review. Cjeers!
I got a bottle of Old Spice for my pa. It was the first meeting with the product for both of us. I don't know about him, but I wasn't very satisfied with the scent. To me it's too weak and it smells like my mothers hairspray, which isn't something I want in an aftershave.
