Cologne for gay guys
Scents that every gay man wore back in the day
This is a spin-off from the Parfum thread.
There are two I retain the best were the great two for men from the late Eighties and early 90s: Obsession for Men, and Hip Water by Davidoff. I recall everywhere I went in in NYC you would smell Obsession for Men: at the gym, at clubs, at movie theaters in the Village. It was popularly said to smell prefer sex, but I found it cloying, and so many men wore it I just didn't care for it. On the other hand, I loved Hip Water in the early 90s, which smelled so clean and fresh. It does not detect dated to me now the way Obsession for Men does, though I would not utilize it myself now.
What were the big gay scents in your heyday, and did you apply them? Do you feel the same way about them now that you did then?
| by Anonymous | reply | October 31, AM |
Ralph Lauren Polo in the green bottle 's, I don't care for it anymore.
| by Anonymous | reply 1 | February 15, AM |
I still love Cool Moisture, though I wouldn’t wear it again.
| by Anonymous | reply 2 | February 15, AM |
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