Perfumes for Men
1 September 2009
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One CommentThe word “perfume” has originated from a Latin word “parfumare” meaning “through smoke”. Archeological researches say the concept of perfume came from Egypt. Of course, followed by other Chinese, Indians, Romanians and Greeks before the whole world made it daily-essential in their lives.
Even though in the ancient culture perfumes were considered womanly affair, in today’s world there are as many male versions of perfumes as female ones. Some of the famous brands of male perfume are: Dolce & Gabbana, Hugo Boss, Jean Paul Gaultier, Tommy Hilfiger, and Weekend for men and many others.
Beware that brand perfume by itself is not considered a fragrance. There are style conscious men who wear perfume according to their moods. There are perfumes that go with their schedule, for instance corporate, semi-casual or casual perfumes.
Some of the corporate brands of perfumes for men are Sean John, Armani, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Hugo Boss which are the most chosen perfumes internationally for corporate getup. While Armani has a few corporate fragrances with woody flavors, together with Calvin Klein perfumes are supposed to be most luring with a heavy masculine touch.
Also, Hugo Boss has been a famous brand, for both its cost and class. You don’t have to earn like a CEO to wear Hugo Boss, but it certainly does make everyone to smell good!
There is a range of must-wear perfumes for party freaks, avid bikers or those to want to smell great even on weekends: Weekend for men, though is a new brand, does have a whole range of fragrances to make one’s weekend sensual. Hugo Boss new collection with aqua elements are always recommended for casual wears. For bikers or car race fans – Ferrari, DKNY or Tommy Hilfiger are among great choices.
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