Tombstone

I usually feel like most fragrances can be unisex, if the right person wears them. I also feel somewhat philosophically and biologically opposed to the idea that there are scents that don't even come from humans, much less any other animal, that are "male" or "female". why is a flower a woman? why are spicy aquatic wood notes men? they aren't. that said. this doesn't smell like "men". this smells like what men wear. this smells like one of those fragrances that is an amalgamation of classic men's fragrances that everyone's uncle, random guy at church, burgeoning professional trust fund boy with a fresh master's degree, and bro at the UPS store with gel in his hair smelled like in the 2000s. I couldn't break down the notes for you, because I sprayed one spray and it smelled so strongly and annoyingly that I instantly washed it off. some men will like this. clearly. perhaps even a lot of men. but I don't like to smell it on anyone. I really like some of Worn & Haggard's other fragrances, but this is an obvious attempt at a dupe of something that was already overdone.