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standing for a time when fragrances really defined an individual. English Leather is a daring, provocative cologne that
really personifies the charisma and masculinity of a man. A distinctly citrus first accord; m

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into a scent less femininely fruity, than many of it's chypre class. The zesty lemon actually enhances an already strong,
aromatic blend, with clean cut top notes and an invigorating bite.

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 composition. The distinctly
woody, almost pine-like smokiness of it's aroma is often compared to herbaceous scents such as mint, yet the inclusion
of coriander to compliment this rich accord may have something to do with it. Some liken the vintage nose to the kind of
barber shop fragrances used in the 50's; an out and out compliment since the cologne's inception was allegedly a result
of such influence.

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 has long been associated with a particular male stereotype, perhaps one that now, many
aspire to. Strong, outgoing and an all-round sporting gentleman, the muse for English Leather clearly typified the classic
English gentleman, who enjoyed nothing more than a spot of horse-riding, golf or shooting. One would assume he was
also a rural gent, given the distinctly green and woody undertones of this charismatic cologne. In contrast to many
fragrances of 'chypre' categorization, English Leather is sweetened by the inclusion of oakmoss, which bears a very subtle
saccharine note in addition to the 'woodiness'.

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 is often favored for it's nostalgic value ʹ many likening the scent to their first experiences with cologne;
that first shave, first date or prom. Younger consumers often purchase English Leather for pure reminiscent value; the
cologne reminding them of a paternal figure or role model. Fragrances like  m

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to evoke many memories, but not so overpowering it becomes unbearable. As with any cologne of a pure concentration,
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modern colognes are packed out with additional heart notes (from florals to musks), to add layering to the scent.  
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is an exception. A relatively simple infusion of citrus, sandalwood vetiver, oakmoss and leather
combine to form a rich, musky accord that personifies masculinity. English Leather is composed to allow the zing of citrus
to linger, even once the usual 30 minutes is up. As the top notes dry down, a heady spice of herbaceous notes ensue,
subtly infused with a sweet tang, to take the edge off that classically strong sandalwood.

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 is a cologne built to last the entirety of the day. Unlike many of it's counterparts, it has a tendency to
remain beyond the average 5-hour time-frame. Many state the latter stages of the 
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the women in their lives, since it fades to a gentle, yet spicy musk, whilst somehow remaining crisp. With this in mind,
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