I apply aftershave daily. Warm weather I use Royall Lyme, cool through cold weather I use Bay Rum.
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I used to use Royall Lime and like citrus-based scents.
But I use Mennen's Afta now, as it is better for the skin. My shaving cream also has aloe vera in it for a soothing effect and smooth shaves.
I haven't seen Royall Lyme in years. I used to buy it in upscale dept. stores. Never saw it in grocery or drug stores. It has a more intense tropical lime scent than Old Spice's Lime cologne did.
I had phases in my youth when I wore English Leather and Canoe. (No, not together!)
It is interesting to see which scents are mentioned in novels. What Dr. Hannibal Lecter said to the FBI agent in, "Red Dragon" about his cologne that came "in a bottle with a ship on it" was funny as well as deprecating. David Lindsey had his detective using some expensive cologne, but I forget which. And I once saw a negative reference to Brut. I need to get out Lindsey's, "Spiral" and look up which cologne the noveau-riche real estate flipper was wearing, along with his Rolex, worn loose so as to be exposed below his shirt cuff. He was a short-lived character, soon destroyed in a machine-gunning meant for a massively wealthy Mexican client. But Lindsey described him to perfection. I have seen guys who looked just like him. I'm sure that many use the same cologne.
I took Lecter's description of Old Spice to heart. It probably is looked down on by cologne snobs. I liked it, although I preferred their lime version.
I have asthma, and have to be careful which scents i wear. Some can trigger an attack.
Same for perfumes. Girls I dated usually liked either No. 5 or No. 19 from Chanel, as did my daughter.
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That's gotta hurt. 
