"When it comes to the fragrances in men's cologne, there are basically
six different scent families or classifications. These are citrus,
spicy, leather, lavender, fougere, and woody. Citrus fragrances are
fresh and brisk, and often made from lemons, limes, and oranges, as well
as bergamot and other fruits from the citrus family. Spicy scents
use ingredients like nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves, or even pepper, basil,
and bay oil. Leather scents are smoky yet sweet, and are usually
created from cade oil and birch tar. Lavender scents are relaxing
and peaceful, and are made from the oil of the lavender plant.
Fougere is a blend of lavender, oak moss, and coumarin, that smells like
newly mown hay. Finally, the scents in the wood family are derived
from vetiver, cedar, rosewood, and sandalwood."
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