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One of the first and most lasting impressions a person will have is not the cost of ones car, or style of clothes, but smell. A well-chosen cologne says more than a thousand words about you and your lifestyle. Colognes have a base scent, generally musk, citrus, or sandalwood, which holds the foundation for the customized spice and floral endings. Below are some of the most popular colognes, some are old favorites, others just about to make a name for themselves.

Diesel Fuel For Life Pour Homme
Italians know colognes and Diesel Fuel For Life Pour Homme only reiterates the point. Great for a date and that first impression, Fuel For Life mixes dried woods with a tart grapefruit and relaxing raspberry and lavender to redefine urban masculinity.

Spirit by Antonio Banderas
A very musky choice first appearing in 1996, this combination of fresh greens and woods are great for dinners and the night on the town.

The One by Dolce & Gabbana
A definite show stopper at the office with coriander, basil, cedar wood and hint of tobacco. The strong base brings a classic professionalism.

Antidote by Victor & Rolf
A hint of mint leaves, Italian bergamot spiced black pepper and cinnamon make Antidote very European.

Capri Orange by Acqua Di Parma
Very untraditional, Capri Orange brings Sicilian orange, Sorrento lemon and a hint of caramel into a unique combination great for the casual get-together and informal events.

Donald Trump: The Fragrance
Still a fave from its birth in 2004, all high powered executives want to smell like the American success story. It blends spicy accents, woody undertones and a faint hint of black basil, cucumber and mint.

Paul Smith Extreme Cologne
An office cologne with attitude and creativity, this light scent combines rosemary, hesperidia, nutmeg and cardamom that doesnt overwhelm the smallest cubicle.

212 by Caroline Herrera
A great 9-5 cologne made by newcomer Herrera. Her specialty of high gowns made her a household name in New York and Hollywood for years among women, and now she is giving men something to talk about. A sophisticated mix of sandalwood, mandarin, ginger, and Guiac wood give this a great summer and spring scent.

Kenzo by Tokyo
With mixtures of pink pepper, bitter orange, ginger, shiso, lemon, green tea and grapefruit, Kenzo mixes Japanese motifs with western urban emotion. It is a blend of eastern traditions and modern energy, great for office and the night out.

Attitude by Armani
An exotic blend of coffee, Calabria lemon, lavender, ceylan, cardamom, Shina cedar, and patchouli, make this scent more Italian than pizza. Great for formal occasions and that serious night out, the natural flowers and woods will leave a lasting impression.

Sean John Unforgivable
Marketing itself as a mix of masculine style and classic luxury, this celebrity cologne first appeared on store shelves in 2005. It is a wild merging of Moroccan tangerine, Sicilian lemon, champagne accord, Italian bergamot, amber, rum juniper and birch leaves.

With the help of these colognes, a man can appear professional and attractive to everyone he meets. People will immediately think you care about your appearance if you take the time to dab on cologne before you leave each morning.

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Fashion and style is Pohl’s expertiese. Over two hundred articles have been published under his name to date. He is also the founder of online tie specialist: http://cheap-neckties.com/

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