Pop pour Homme

A nice daytime cologne, a little spicey with great longevity, smells very nice and special. Edit: I have come to realize that the more colognes I have bought, the more I like these simpler nice smelling, with few notes.This one reminds me slightly of Live Jazz, which is one of my favourites.

A pretty basic perfume. Not much happens while wearing it, so I think this is a '13 in a dozen' scent. Furthermore, the perfume smells very fresh and light, it reminds me of shower gel. Not a fan of it. But is fine to wear while exercising.

Very fresh and soft, very citric

This is a straightforward "woody/citrus masculine," though it does contain recognizable oakmoss (which is listed on the box), and not as much dihydromercenol as some others of this type. It's strong but when it dries down it balances out fairly well, and it's reasonably natural smelling, considering the genre. At current prices, it's an excellent "casual" scent that should work in all but very cold weather. If you already have woody/citrus scents that you like, however, this may be redundant. I rarely wear these kinds of scents so that's about all l can say with some confidence, other than it reminds me a bit of Romance Men by RL.

An absurdly simple, weak, and sour scent. Maybe coriander, perhaps grapefruit, but the overall effect is most like unsweetened Greek yogurt. The blue of the bottle might suggest a 'blue' scent, but if so, this is an exceptionally sour take on freshness. The real prize here is the camp commerciality of the bottle, adorned with a tetrad of Warhol's 1982 'Dollar Signs', in low relief. Of course the perfume itself was created in 2005, long after Warhol's death, but still, whoever authorized the licensing of this product, shrewedly chose to pay tribute to Andy's love of advertisement, self-marketing, and money.