I sometimes will work out on lunch break and use it before work and I find myself loving it more and more. The voucher is a unique code; please do not disclose this code to anyone, any misuse of the code will be the responsibility of the purchaser. I love the looks on people's faces when they compliment me on my scent and I tell them it is Old Spice. I'll suddenly catch a whiff of this as I'm wearing it, and it feels like the ghost of a memory is walking beside me.

I think anybody of any age can wear this, but maybe it's more of a 30+ scent, and maybe a lot of people would dismiss this as a "grandpa" scent. My sister absolutely loathed it and would often hide Old Spice but those danged maids would always keep finding it.

Note: If you're into layering or want to transition to another fragrance once this one tapers off a bit. A little splashed on the back of my neck was still discernible five to six hours later and getting more comfortable, stabilizing and, yes, nostalgic all the time; a lovely, dusty base with traces of musk, cinnamon, nutmeg and whatever passes for sandalwood.

I will always enjoy this scent, and will often include it in my casual wear after a fresh safety razor shave. Most of the scent profile is there, but not as strong and very soft in other aspects that once stood out. It's interesting to break this fragrance down and analyze it; in the past, I wouldn't have thought about individual notes when smelling it, as the whole thing read as a single scent, 'Old Spice,' to me. As I commented in a previous review, the current (plastic bottle) formulation of Old Spice significantly lacks the creamy floral-and-star-anise opening and heart notes of the original.

but this is the cologne I want my son or daughter to remember me by to pass on the tradition that has been passed from generation to generation. The dominant character of the cologne is cinnamon, carnation and clove, as it is in the contemporary aftershave formulation, but here it is supported by a deep, almost butter-rum blend of benzoin, nutmeg and star anise that is truly mesmerizing. My husband shriek in horror when he found that I had bought a shower gel and deodorant of old spice.