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I think the Clubman Virgin Island Bay Rum is far superior. This may work as the finial touch at The Barbershop just to get you out the door till you can reach your car then by that time it's gone. That's fine it won't prevent you using your preferred scent. But it isn't anything more then that which you should keep in mind before spending your money on it.

I haven't used British Sterling in decades. I may pick up a bottle. I have Clubman. I may get Jeris Musk also.

Wow. Wildroot. Haven't seen that in ages. I'd want the original packaging only as a collectors item. The old commercial brings back memories too!

So that’s the kind of hair cream I need. Currently using lotion.

is there any diff between Clubman Eau de portugal and the pinaud hair tonic (the yellow color one) as far as what they do to the hair and how they feel in the hair etc?

Liked your review of TABAC. A perfume I started using in the 1980s. Good on price & freshness. I have a mixed collection of fragrances. Two that you might be interested in are Mandate from 1976 & Blue Stratos, around about the same time. Both retailing here in the UK £6 & £12. The Blue Stratos range is good. Originally brought out by the American company SHULTON. If you like Old Spice. Then Blue Stratos is similar. Hopefully you will review both items at some point.

It sounds like a possible scent to wear during Winter holidays when those fragrances are around everywhere you go anyways.

I love scents of classic Barbershop tradition. Great channel.

I love this so far i subscribed 👍🏽🙏🏽💯

Does it smell like either Brut or Old Spice?

I’ve always read and watched terrible things about this stuff but if CG likes it, I know it’s ok to try it out! ~Jason

Thanks for reviewing these forgotten after shaves. There seems to be a whole array of them available ebay for cheap. There is one by crusellas called tobacco. Smells like kouros.

I’ve always had fantastic results with any of the Sterling soaps and splashes I’ve purchased. Very solid performers and high quality! ~Jason

Alberto Morillas has more recently designed for Fragrance one. Those are very good.

CK One pretty much started the “Mall” scent phase of fragrance. GAP, Banana Republic all the stores started putting out these airy unisex style scents, and if you wandered the once great Mall scene anywhere you would smell them. I use to really enjoy this new direction of scent. As was mentioned here, Polo Green and Drakkar Noire had been big on the scene until this point. IMO the scents that represented the 90’s for men would be Acqua Di Gio (Also Roberto) and JPG Le Malle. For women, Sunflowers. I always felt that the nineties was the biggest transition point for fragrance. It broadened the male audience, men that didn’t wear fragrance started to wear a scent daily, even if it was AXE. Thanks for the video, I too and not the biggest fan of CK One and current formulations are a little bit scratchy in the air. I think the closest thing to this level of success for CK would be Eternity, but that was more of a bridge profile for where the 90’s would take male scents, and coincidently the nose for that was the creator of 80’s Polo Green.

Is Stetson considered a seasonal fragrance, or can you wear it year round? Thanks Another excellent review from Classical Grooming.

I’ve heard of this but have never worn it or smelled it. I’m sure it’s ok. I graduated HS in 93 and for me, THE scent of the era was Ralph Lauren in the green bottle. Seems like everyone I knew was wearing that then! lol Hope you had a wonderful holiday classical grooming! ~Jason

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Never saw anything like that out there on shelves, even at Sally Beauty Salone.

I didn’t know people actually used this outside of certain folk magic circles.

When Gillette, which owns Old Spice, went into their attack all masculinity as toxic, I switched to Clubman and have never looked back. It's my favorite daytime scent.

This is a classic I’ve been wearing since 1998 when I got it for my 15th bday from my sister

I just bought a bottle of Williams Lectric shave, and I'm curious to see how, and if, it aids in shaving. I use a Phillips electric razor.

Proraso Green is my go to. The pre- and post- shave balms are superb!

I intend to try this soon.

I'm a retired Barber of over 50 years experience. Jeris hair tonic is a Barbershop tradition even since my childhood days and I'm 72. As a small boy the Barber would apply it to my hair each trip in. I still love the old fashioned Barbershop can't get it out of my system. I been a Barber since I was 18.

It's hard to wrong with anything Clubman in my 72 years experience.

I never tried much Gables products I always stick to Clubman line of offerings. I try some of Gables on your recommendation just out of curiosity.

I used Aspen in my younger days on occasion. I didn't stick with after the first bottle however.

I used Halston Z-14 Cologne for a number of years as a young man in late 70s early 80s. I received compliments when I used it. I moved on to other fragrances and haven't used it since but may go back to it occasionally. Good insights.

As a retired Barber I know that scientifically the only thing that penetrates hair down to the follicles is and Amino Acid Protein. So unless this product is formulated in such a way it has no affect on hair follicles. It only cleans the hair. That is a very pricey product for something that only cleans hair. A bar of hand soap will clean your hair. Just make sure it doesn't have oils in it that leaves it in your hair after you finish. So unless you enjoy the scent of Clubman Pinuad Aftershave so much that you're willing to spend over $8.00 to get this shampoo I'd suggest you look elsewhere.

In The Barbershops of the past going back to the 1940s at least the hair tonic used in most was Jeris. Both with oil or without. I never used oil in my hair but many others did. The oil free Jeris hair tonic is very pleasant to use since oil is no longer used by most men. Even bald men can find good use for oil free hair tonic because maintaining a clean scalp is one of the benefits that comes from hair tonic.

Good to know. I've been curious about it but not tried it as yet. I'm a big fan of Clubman products as well. Gin and Tonic with a twist of Lime was once a favorite drink of mine. So if the fragrance is along those lines I should be pleased.

I truly enjoy Clubman Special Reserve. Wonderful cold weather scent. Interesting you compare it to British Sterling. That's a brand I was once fond of as well back in the late 1960s before it disappeared from the American market. I enjoy your channel.

After hearing your review of both Clubman Lime in a different video and Gables in this one I think this one will be the one I purchase. This will be the first time I passed over a Clubman product in favor of another!

I like Clubman Bay Rum. It's an old standby.

I’m familiar with Jovan but have never tried it. Interesting description on the scent.

Awesome!

I gotta try that. lavender + woody? abercrombie is the one that worries me cuz I don't like smelling like zoolander.

I’m a huge fan of the channel, do you think you could make a top 10 or 20 video for fragrances that are the best for 25 bucks or under or cheap date night fragrances? Been looking for some and you’re the best guy for cheap but fantastic working smelling products

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I love "brushless" shave creams , but they get clogged up in the multi-blade cartridges.

I love Lapidus pour homme, i dont get the rotten pineapple, maybe my skin chemistry is different... Thanks for the nice review!

Sweet and fruity....😂

I've used it for 30 years often to rave reviews from women. What do I care what other men think? The opinion of the ladies are where it's at for me and theirs are positive. Not so much now in my early 70s but as a man of 42 I was a female favorite! lol

This isn't a classic product from Clubman even though they are a Classic mens company. I have no issue disliking it.

I never have been a big Musk fan. Not my kind of a fragrance.

I never was much of a Musk enthusiast myself. It's a rare occasion I use it. As small as portion as that bottle however may not be a bad investment.

Creapy jars after shaves are okay

Somewhat like “Pledge” Furniture Polish. Wow! I think that this would be way too sweet for me. I probably will stick with the various versions of Brut that you’ve previously reviewed. I like most of them. Thank you, Classical Grooming for another excellent and informative review.