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Date Posted: 15:33:21 10/16/01 Tue
Author: Cersten
Subject: Re: Steve's Cologne more information
In reply to: Cersten 's message, "Re: Steve's Cologne" on 15:15:00 10/16/01 Tue

Okay I'm back with more information. Astor: A Lemon and caraway with a small amount of petitgrain, holding a slight jasmin and sandalwood note with an amber base. A fresh spicy fragance which conveys a gentle yet bracing effect once the base notes have done their work. It's imported from London, England. You can order a free catalog from the Ben Silver Company at www.bensilver.com Thanks for bringing this topic up. I sure know I learned something today.

What Steve's not a Old Spice kinda guy???

Smiles,
Cersten

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