Tired of girly perfumes? Check out what guys are wearing
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Everyone seems up for a change at the start of a new year. As I was cleaning out my closets a week or so ago (one New Year’s resolution checked off the list), my eye turned to the array of perfume bottles on a shelf. The Chanel No. 5 -- classic but a little old-fashioned; the lemon-ginger body spray -- too teenybopper.
It occurred to me I really like the way my husband smells. His Tiffany for Men is subtle and citrusy with a rich woody essence of sandalwood. Perfect! One more thing for the two of us to share!
Women who are looking for something a little crisper, a little less flowery, should try shopping the men’s toiletries aisle. There are some terrific finds there, and writer Janet Kinosian gives us the rundown on some favorite his-for-her scents in a piece she did for the Los Angeles Times’ Image section: ‘10 men’s fragrances that women love — for themselves.’
Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, Guerlain Vertiver, Eau d’Hadrien are among the temptations. I’ll have to try them all. But until then -- dear, could you pass me the Tiffany?
-- Susan Denley
