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Lacoste Perfume
Lacoste perfume is produced by the company which was founded by Rene Lacoste, a renowned French tennis player from the 1920s. Lacoste actually created his own tennis shirt that differed radically from other tennis shirts at the time with its short sleeves & light material, and he wore it during the 1926 U.S. Open (which he won).
The crocodile logo on Lacoste shirts came about as the result of his American nickname “The Alligatorâ€, which in French ended up being le crocodile. After retiring from tennis, Lacoste founded his company in 1933, along with Andre Gillier. The company started out producing tennis shirts and other sports shirts, but eventually branched out into shoes and other items, including Lacoste perfume of course.
No Rackets Are Necessary
You certainly don’t need to be a tennis player to enjoy Lacoste perfume, and women will no doubt enjoy the scent of Lacoste Inspiration perfume. This perfume by Lacoste comes in an nice floral scent with a mixture of notes such as sandalwood, jasmine, tuberose, and vanilla. A 2.5-ounce Inspiration Eau de Parfum Spray retails for an average of $65.
Men can experience Lacoste fragrances with products from the Lacoste Essential Collection, which includes products such as the Lacoste Essential Eau de Toilette Spray ($62 for 4.2 ounces) or the Lacoste Essential Deodorant Stick at $18 for 2.4 ounces. As would be expected, these Lacoste items come branded with the famous crocodile logo.
A nice scent for men to try is Cool Play by Lacoste for Men, and a 4.2-ounce Eau de Toilette Spray was available for as low as $51.50 at one website. It has notes like juniper, coriander leaf, and even birch leaf for a very refreshing (and cool of course), masculine fragrance.
If the man in your life is a sportsman, consider giving him a special present for a birthday or special occasions that includes several items like a Lacoste shirt, sporting gear, and a Lacoste fragrance just for him! You could give your golf-loving dad a Lacoste golf shirt, cologne like Cool Play, and that special putter he’s always wanted for example.
From the unlikeliest of beginnings with a tennis player and the shirt he made, the Lacoste brand is still popular in sportswear today. Although you might not want to douse yourself with perfume on the tennis court, you can’t lose if you wear it off the court! So try some Lacoste perfume today.
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Aftershave For Men
Using Aftershave for Men
It's always a blast to rise every morning and shuffle into the bathroom. We all know what comes next. Yes sir, it's the bout with the blade. Peer up into that mirror and wipe that groggy look off your face, because it's time to break out the saving cream. If possible, you may want to try this routine in the shower. The heat from the water will really soften up those whiskers and make for a nice smooth shave. This is the practice of many men these days. Oh, and don't forget to use a quality shaving product that offers a heavy lubricant. You need that barrier between your mug and the blade. I highly recommend Jack Black's Beard Lube. This is an ideal shaving product for any man. Ah, now you've done the deed. Doesn't that feel better? You're all set for work now. Uhh, hold on. There's actually one more step. You don't want to forget your soothing aftershave for men.
Remember when the kid slapped on the aftershave for men in "Home Alone?" This is a classic scene. He screams after he does it because the aftershave burns. I can't recall which one he used, but I do know why it burns. It's loaded with alcohol. This is not a good thing. They may have thought alcohol was ideal back in the day, since it works like a disinfectant, but it's no longer recommended in aftershave for men. Think about what you've just done. You dragged a razor blade all over your face, hence scraping off that top layer of skin. Now your delicate neck and chin need relief. Your face needs to be soothed, calmed, and refreshed. This is not accomplished with alcohol. The contemporary man requires an emollient, rich aftershave for men. These are so simple to come by now days. In fact, take your pick from the massive plethora of lotions, balms, and gels.
Should you shoot for the drug store stuff, designer products, or somewhere in between? Well, let me put it like this; I've done the drugstore stuff and the only decent aftershave for men I've encountered is Nivea. Then there are the designer aftershaves. These are typically great. They sooth and heal, but also provide a wonderful scent. Of course they run 40-50 bucks. Finally there is the in-between. Baxter of California makes an outstanding aftershave balm that does it all for about 15 dollars. This one is at the top of my list.
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