The Guardian -
22 Apr 2017 09:00

At this time of year, heavy, musky, dirty concoctions can feel a bit obtrusive It often falls on me to choose fragrances for the husbands, fathers and sons of the women in my life, and it's a task I relish. I'm partial to wearing a masculine scent myself, and am always mustard-keen to sniff out what's new and interesting. I use that last word pointedly, because men's perfume can often be a crashing bore. For at least two decades, mainstream brands seemed to peddle the same old watery, slightly f...
Share this Article