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Aftershave of the Day
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Maol Grooming Marlogue Wood
There is a lot going on with this woody scent, driven by essential oils. This is a description that I found online at West Coast Shaving: "Marlogue Wood starts as a classic pine/fir aroma as the balsam fir is front and center. But it quickly transform into a more complex fragrance. Close your eyes and you are surrounded by an old growth forest. Breath deep and you will discover beneath the pine and cedar a surprising earthy vetiver and spicy myrrh. Notes of Balsam fir needle, Atlas cedarwood, Ho Wood, Pine, Patchouli, Cypress, vetiver, myrrh, and juniper berry." I really enjoyed it though it was not what I expected.
There is a lot going on with this woody scent, driven by essential oils. This is a description that I found online at West Coast Shaving: "Marlogue Wood starts as a classic pine/fir aroma as the balsam fir is front and center. But it quickly transform into a more complex fragrance. Close your eyes and you are surrounded by an old growth forest. Breath deep and you will discover beneath the pine and cedar a surprising earthy vetiver and spicy myrrh. Notes of Balsam fir needle, Atlas cedarwood, Ho Wood, Pine, Patchouli, Cypress, vetiver, myrrh, and juniper berry." I really enjoyed it though it was not what I expected.
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