Speick Help

Lipsy

Lipsy

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Gents,

Thanks to your helpfulness, I now have some Speick and Proraso A/S – and mighty fine they are too.

However, SWMBO has said she rather likes the whiff of the Speick (I do too, as it happens), but as you all know it's a fairly fleeting smell. My question is: does anyone know of a similar-smelling cologne or EDT – something that would complement it/pass off as?

I just like the whiff, and I'd love something that actually lasted, is all.

Thanks in advance.

Lipsy
 
Yeah, there's a cologne, but it's not the same flavour – Speick Natural, I believe…

Hence my embuggerance.

Lipsy
 
Speick Men's smells very mostly of geraniums (a long time ago I worked in a plant nursery). I've found the pong from the AS balm lasts little longer than from the AS, but both are sort lived. Both products leave my skin feeling very soft and smooth, so I like both. Speick has a web site here -

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They do not appear to produce a Cologne in the Men's range only in the Natural range.

Kevin
 
Hmmmm I like all things Speick.

Although I haven't tried it, you can buy a Speick Man Deo spray and I think a stick. The smell should match the other products in the mens line.
 
+1 on the skin benefits, and the fleeting scent. That's a good thing I think because it gives me a chance to ponce about with cologne, without running the risk of creating some ghastly mismatch.
 
Czech & speake Oford & Cambridge can certainly out point the lavender scent of Speick. although they are expensive, you do not need much to get the desired effect. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.czechandspeake.com/products.asp?catid=14&deptid=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.czechandspeake.com/products. ... 4&deptid=1</a><!-- m -->
 
fozz77 said:
Czech & speake Oford & Cambridge can certainly out point the lavender scent of Speick. although they are expensive, you do not need much to get the desired effect. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.czechandspeake.com/products.asp?catid=14&deptid=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.czechandspeake.com/products. ... 4&deptid=1</a><!-- m -->
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Hmm.... i have a sample of this somewhere - must try and find it. :?
 
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