Do your teen boys buy bottles of seriously pricey cologne?

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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?

Are you aware that you have an extremely annoying personality?

Yes. Any more dumb questions?

Just checking in case you didn’t realize. You’re the group grump, congrats!

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Lol. Nope.

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Anonymous wrote:Gross. Are they trashy euros?

Are you even aware of how dumb and uncultured you sound?

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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?

Are you aware that you have an extremely annoying personality?

Yes. Any more dumb questions?

Just checking in case you didn’t realize. You’re the group grump, congrats!

I’m not the one who started a stupid thread complaining that my teenage son wants to smell good as his Christmas gift.

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Not a new trend. So silly.

My 14 year old just showers and uses deodorant and pays attention to hygiene.

If your kid is into cologne, please let him know to use it sparingly so he doesn’t overwhelm everyone with his heavy handed perfume.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/19/style/designer-cologne-fragrance-teen-boys.html?unlocked_article_code=1.u04.KYd4.e_yhIairZbSi&smid=url-share

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Link above is a gift article. Hope it works.

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

Mine have requested YSL, JPG, Dior, Gucci, Jo Malone…but, Creed is the favorite. They can’t run fast enough if they spot a Creed boutique.

How this started—no idea…youngest started requesting cologne at 9.

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yes and all of his friends do too. When drive them around, say to a party or get together i have to keep the windows down. I can literally smell them in my house before i see them.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine does not, but many of his 8th grade friends are. Of course it's stupid and excessive and teachers hate it.

Too bad they can’t ban it at school.

Ha! i’m a teacher and I much prefer it over BO. To answer the OPs question this is very common for teen boys. I’ve actually seen an uptick in personal hygiene in the last few years and it’s a welcome change!

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No never.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine does not, but many of his 8th grade friends are. Of course it's stupid and excessive and teachers hate it.

Too bad they can’t ban it at school.

Ha! i’m a teacher and I much prefer it over BO. To answer the OPs question this is very common for teen boys. I’ve actually seen an uptick in personal hygiene in the last few years and it’s a welcome change!

It’s a problem for people with migraines.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine does not, but many of his 8th grade friends are. Of course it's stupid and excessive and teachers hate it.

Too bad they can’t ban it at school.

Ha! i’m a teacher and I much prefer it over BO. To answer the OPs question this is very common for teen boys. I’ve actually seen an uptick in personal hygiene in the last few years and it’s a welcome change!

It’s a problem for people with migraines.

Everything is a problem for people with migraines. Shall we turn off the lights as well?

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Mine are too young for this, but my 14 year old nephew asked for a Creed scent for Christmas. My sister refused to buy it for him but that's what aunties are for!

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Yes. Both of them have a collection. They don't buy them but that is what they have asked for for gifts the last few years.

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YES. Drives me nuts. He has a job and spends all his money on "scent." But there are worse things!