Definately africa, but my current boyfriend has stopped wearing it cos i made the mistake of mentioning my ex used to wear it. I hate the chocolate one. Chocolate is all very well in its place, but its not for deoderant.
Why? Do you say the same thing about all other deodrants as well?
Lynx isn't really a deodorant, it's an odorant - it doesn't take the smell away it just gives you another, really sickly and juvenile, one. Wear anti-perspirant (like Right Guard, not the terrible Lynx Dry) and then wear some grown-up eau de toilette.
Why? Do you say the same thing about all other deodrants as well?
To be fair, the reason I mostly hate Lynx is because I was constantly choking on it in year 9 when guys insisted on stinking up the classrooms. Though as long as its only the (very limited) nice ones, I like it on guys.
No, i love the smell of lynx, my boyfriend is 26 and still wears it.
Uhuh. I'll bet money you just don't know any better.
Unscented or very slightly scented antipirspirant (sure, or something), then a proper eau de parfum. We have threads about them every so often. I prefer Ralph Lauren Polo Double Black and Hugo by Hugo Boss.
Lynx isn't really a deodorant, it's an odorant - it doesn't take the smell away it just gives you another, really sickly and juvenile, one. Wear anti-perspirant (like Right Guard, not the terrible Lynx Dry) and then wear some grown-up eau de toilette.
Anti perspirant doesn't work for me, I still always sweat loads. I've got Sure absolute protection stuff and it's still a waste of time. Plus it makes white patches on your clothes so seems completely pointless to me.
I have some eau de toilette (well, something like that anyway, CK stuff) but I only wear that when going out.
Uhuh. I'll bet money you just don't know any better.
Unscented or very slightly scented antipirspirant (sure, or something), then a proper eau de parfum. We have threads about them every so often. I prefer Ralph Lauren Polo Double Black and Hugo by Hugo Boss.
Some of us can't afford to have your designer tastes. I don't know any men younger than my dad who were eau de parfum or even aftershave.