Do your teen boys buy bottles of seriously pricey cologne?

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Anonymous wrote:Like Drakkar Noir? What is seriously pricey?

You joke but I like the scent of Drakkar Noir.

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Anonymous wrote:Do they still make Paco Rabbanne? Buy him some of that and tell him to be a trend setter!

That smells good! lol

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Yes, my 15 yo is really into different colognes. There are tik tok videos discussing different colognes. He had a summer job and saved Birthday/holiday money to purchase for himself.

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Better than axe body spray

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What do you consider pricey?

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. It’s a new trend and I can think of far worse things than teen boys obsessing about smelling good.

Eyeroll. Of course. But it’s expensive and well, it feels like a waste to me. But my dc LOVES cologne and asks for a pricey bottle at every opportunity for a gift

Eyeroll back at ya. If you’re going to spend money buying them a gift anyway, what exactly is your problem? What would you prefer they ask for?

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Yes! It was a phase with him and his friends for awhile, and they would descend en masse upon the fragrance counter at Bloomingdale's. He's a HS junior now and it has leveled off a bit, although he still had cologne on his Christmas list.

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Anonymous wrote:What do you consider pricey?

See above. These colognes are typically 300 and up. Not the Polo RL of my day

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Anonymous wrote:Like Drakkar Noir? What is seriously pricey?

You joke but I like the scent of Drakkar Noir.

What boomer lady doesn’t??

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, my 15 yo is really into different colognes. There are tik tok videos discussing different colognes. He had a summer job and saved Birthday/holiday money to purchase for himself.

So tired of my kids wanting crap they saw on tik tok

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Gross. Are they trashy euros?

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Anonymous wrote:Gross. Are they trashy euros?[/quote

Nope. All American boys. But yes, this is how I view cologne too.

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Oh, not $300 worth. Usually Nautica, Armani, Dolce and Gabbana, Polo, Versace, etc.

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When the kids have $1000 Canada Goose coats, a $300 cologne doesn’t seem that out of whack.

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Anonymous wrote:Why??

No- mine struggles to remember to out on deodorant - also showering would be nice too